Like i said i think is psvita problem, beacause in all pc i tried they dont detected, even installing drivers.
Pc is not recognize my psvita by cable
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I am writing this to you for the last time:
DISABLE (comment out using # ) or even better - DELETE completely from your config.txt file line "ur0:/tai/udcd_uvc.skpr"
Manually, by hands.
(you can also delete the file udcd_uvc.skpr)
REBOOT PSVita after that.
And only after that start guessing how you managed to burn out USB port of your console.
By the way, to become available in Windows File Explorer, PSVita does not need any additional drivers.
DISABLE (comment out using # ) or even better - DELETE completely from your config.txt file line "ur0:/tai/udcd_uvc.skpr"
Manually, by hands.
(you can also delete the file udcd_uvc.skpr)
REBOOT PSVita after that.
And only after that start guessing how you managed to burn out USB port of your console.
By the way, to become available in Windows File Explorer, PSVita does not need any additional drivers.
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I did it and nothing. And i delete the plugin and check the charging port and i take some photos.
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Any solution by any chance on this?
Has anyone ever fixed this issue?? I've read every article, every reddit post, every gbatemp forum post, literally everything I can find using every wording possible of Google searc. Multiple cables that have been confirmed working don't work. Multiple computers including onces that never had the vita connected. CMA, QCMA, VitaShell, none work over usb. VitaShell sees that usb is connected, windows sees nothing. Enabled smb 2.0 in win 10, nothing. Uninstaller enso and factory reset vita and tried cma before reinstalling everything, nothing. Windows simply does not think the vita exists for any reason. Of course ftp works fine, but you know what I mean. It's not in device manager in any capacity, Windows just simply does not believe I've plugged anything in. I'm at a loss.
I also have a fat model with sd2vita and enso 3.60. I've purchased a new cable that is confirmed by all other reviews to be a data and sync cable with pictures of content manager working in the reviews.
I have noticed, that in vitashell, without usb connected to the pc, it will obviously say to connect it, and then I do it says connected. But when I disconnect it, it doesn't recognize its been disconnected...
Ive verified the cable working through VITAident and same thing, unplugged it can tell, when I plug it in it can tell, but unplugging it it still thinks it's plugged in. It's like the port gets digitally stuck or something unless you cancel the operation and go back with it unplugged if that makes sense.
As stated, I've tried on 3 pc's, 1 of which had never had the vita plugged in. I also just made an Ubuntu 22.04 boot drive and booted it to see if it would recognize anything plugged in so I could rule out windows. Well, same ordeal. VitaShell sees it, but not the reverse.
It does not show up under any category at all for any reason in Device Manager on windows, and all drivers for anything with vita in the name have been completely removed by doing a manual search.
My port is ok, my cable is ok, it's not windows, and I've done a complete factory reset of the vita... what the actual hell is going on and is there even anything left to try? I'm so damned confused, but I can see from all my research that I'm far from the only one. Please help.
Has anyone ever fixed this issue?? I've read every article, every reddit post, every gbatemp forum post, literally everything I can find using every wording possible of Google searc. Multiple cables that have been confirmed working don't work. Multiple computers including onces that never had the vita connected. CMA, QCMA, VitaShell, none work over usb. VitaShell sees that usb is connected, windows sees nothing. Enabled smb 2.0 in win 10, nothing. Uninstaller enso and factory reset vita and tried cma before reinstalling everything, nothing. Windows simply does not think the vita exists for any reason. Of course ftp works fine, but you know what I mean. It's not in device manager in any capacity, Windows just simply does not believe I've plugged anything in. I'm at a loss.
I also have a fat model with sd2vita and enso 3.60. I've purchased a new cable that is confirmed by all other reviews to be a data and sync cable with pictures of content manager working in the reviews.
I have noticed, that in vitashell, without usb connected to the pc, it will obviously say to connect it, and then I do it says connected. But when I disconnect it, it doesn't recognize its been disconnected...
Ive verified the cable working through VITAident and same thing, unplugged it can tell, when I plug it in it can tell, but unplugging it it still thinks it's plugged in. It's like the port gets digitally stuck or something unless you cancel the operation and go back with it unplugged if that makes sense.
As stated, I've tried on 3 pc's, 1 of which had never had the vita plugged in. I also just made an Ubuntu 22.04 boot drive and booted it to see if it would recognize anything plugged in so I could rule out windows. Well, same ordeal. VitaShell sees it, but not the reverse.
It does not show up under any category at all for any reason in Device Manager on windows, and all drivers for anything with vita in the name have been completely removed by doing a manual search.
My port is ok, my cable is ok, it's not windows, and I've done a complete factory reset of the vita... what the actual hell is going on and is there even anything left to try? I'm so damned confused, but I can see from all my research that I'm far from the only one. Please help.
@ Mindless 2831...
Hey chief, I'm going to ask you a REALLY STUPID QUESTION...
Is your Vita logged in to PSN? If not, the Vita will NOT BE RECOGNIZED by your PC, no matter WHAT YOU DO, CABLES BE DAMNED.
Let us know. And IF it is logged into PSN, then I'm out of answers. However, if you cannot log into PSN on your Vita, I'll show you how in a PM, modded Vita's are kind of finicky about that .
Keep us up-to-date on your progress!
Hey chief, I'm going to ask you a REALLY STUPID QUESTION...
Is your Vita logged in to PSN? If not, the Vita will NOT BE RECOGNIZED by your PC, no matter WHAT YOU DO, CABLES BE DAMNED.
Let us know. And IF it is logged into PSN, then I'm out of answers. However, if you cannot log into PSN on your Vita, I'll show you how in a PM, modded Vita's are kind of finicky about that .
Keep us up-to-date on your progress!
Thanks for a suggestion I haven't heard yet, but yes it is logged in. I've given up on this and bought a pstv lol. I tried everything, even VitaDock+ on a raspberry pi, a usb bootable ubuntu installation, everything. It is super frustrating, but whatever. It charges through it and I can ftp to it, so it'll just stay a Vita not that I have the pstv. It actually just came in about 30 minutes ago too, so I'm gonna hack it and get it to where I can just switch the sd2vita between it and the vita for when I'm on the go and play at home. Super excited.
@Mindless2831
Question: Have you tried on another windows OS?? Maybe another computer with windows 10 or 11...Interesting case.
I'm a total noob concerning psvita, but for me, your pb seems PC OS related, maybe the usb concentrator to be reinstalled on the os or Chipset driver to be reinstalled ^^
Question: Have you tried on another windows OS?? Maybe another computer with windows 10 or 11...Interesting case.
I'm a total noob concerning psvita, but for me, your pb seems PC OS related, maybe the usb concentrator to be reinstalled on the os or Chipset driver to be reinstalled ^^
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Psionic Roshambo:
Ohhh just noticed that myself I bet it makes the Master System port look amazing by comparison lol -
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If you want a good system to port it to, at least have a good programmer and knowledge.+1 -
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Psionic Roshambo:
I didn't know they made an MSU cart for the Genesis.... I knew about the SNES one and the library for that is rather large but the Genesis one has very few games+1
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SylverReZ:
An FPGA could probably replicate the chip's functionality without buying donor parts.+1
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Psionic Roshambo:
Like not emulating the entire SNES but just a loader and the enhancement chips perhaps even slightly overclocked like FX-2
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