Hacking please I need help

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I just accidentally restored my psvita. Then I reinstalled henkaku again. Now I insert my sd2vita and It did shows up installed games in my pkgj but I cant get them. Amd one more problem is I have to reinstall henkaku every time I turn off and on my vita. Any help will be appreciated
 
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The reason why is because you have to set up the SD2vita again as your main storage. As far as the whole running Henkaku again and again, its because its a soft exploit meaning every time you shut down and turn it back on, you have to run it. If you downgrade to 3.65 and install enso, that makes the custom firmware permanent and you wouldn't need to run henkaku any more. theres plenty of guides on youtube on how to do that.
 
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