Hacking Has My Vita System Restored Itself?

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Just installed a couple of plugins via autoplugin and as I've rebooted my vita, it loaded up enso logo then shut off so I powered on again for my vita to load up as if I system restored.. It took me to the 'set date and time' bit so I powered off as I'm too scared to touch my vita incase henkaku is lost.

PS, enso logo still appears and I've notice the battery still has the percentage next to it so the plugin still works for that.
 
system restore deletes the user/account. I'm not sure what could've happened there, but you can put a tai config.txt on ux0 to override the one on ur0.
 
Pretty sure it's just a plugin doing that, restarting should be fine and if it occurs again hold down L while booting up to disable all plugins. Did you install the battery fixer pkugin? If so the restart you faced is normal.
 
Try hold L or R (not remember for shure which) during boot it forces Enso to not load the plugins. Then check what plugins you have installed.
 
Holding L or R while booting doesn't do anything and sends me to the set date and time screen. This is strange.
 
Holding L or R while booting doesn't do anything and sends me to the set date and time screen. This is strange.

What plugins do you use, if for example you use battery desync plugin it could cause similar effect that you experience right now...
 
Pretty sure it's just a plugin doing that, restarting should be fine and if it occurs again hold down L while booting up to disable all plugins. Did you install the battery fixer pkugin? If so the restart you faced is normal.

Oh, I've re-read this message multiple times and kept seeing 'battery fixer' but didn't actually pay attention. Its only just clicked in my head! I did install the battery fixer plugin. Do I just set the date and time and carry on as normal then?
 
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Oh, I've re-read this message multiple times and kept seeing 'battery fixer' but didn't actually pay attention. Its only just clicked in my head! I did install the battery fixer plugin. Do I just set the date and time and carry on as normal then?

If you use old versions of plugin you could potentially break battery, since mainly it resets battery chip on battery, and manual states that before use battery should be charged to maximum level. Idk... now best thing is to not have this plugin to auto apply every boot.
 
If you use old versions of plugin you could potentially break battery, since mainly it resets battery chip on battery, and manual states that before use battery should be charged to maximum level. Idk... now best thing is to not have this plugin to auto apply every boot.

I installed it via auto plugin so shall I uninstall battery fixer? I don't know what version it is, I'm assuming it's up to date. I didn't really need to install battery fixer in the first place but it sounded cool.
 
I installed it via auto plugin so shall I uninstall battery fixer? I don't know what version it is, I'm assuming it's up to date. I didn't really need to install battery fixer in the first place but it sounded cool.

It is plugin for only one shot and should be uninstalled after use. You also charge console to maximum few times due to rebuild battery statistics on chip.
 

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