PS VIta bricked after corruted file with VitaDeploy

[jigoku99]

I made a stupid thing

I got this VIta that was already hacked, and after downloading some games with pkgj, they didn't start. So I thought that it was probably because the hack wasn't updated in years, so I went to VItaDeploy, press "install cfw". It warned me that something bad could happen if something go wrong, so shame on me for not knowing

After that, an error message saying that "a corrupted file" appeared and then, black screen. It stucked as that for minutes until I decided to turn off by force. Now it can't turn on, neithe in recobery mode by pressing PS + R + Power

It still charges when plug in it to the charger, the PS Button is lights orange. But no matter how long I press Power, it doesn't turn off. It's bricked now

Any ideas? Is it completely screwed up?

 

[jigoku99]

I'm back and I'm literally crying as I discovered is completely bricked without any solution, only by soldering and using complex things :
I literally just bought this thing

 

[The_Dizzy_Vizzy]

I'm back and I'm literally crying as I discovered is completely bricked without any solution, only by soldering and using complex things :
I literally just bought this thing

What's the longest you've held that power button down for?

 

[tomberyx]

Maybe you should wait until battery is empty ,that could do sometimes magic.
Or you put Battery out, needs more work.

I doubt it would help but now you have nothing to loose

 

[The_Dizzy_Vizzy]

Maybe you should wait until battery is empty ,that could do sometimes magic.
Or you put Battery out, needs more work.

I doubt it would help but now you have nothing to loose

That's a very good point! Well said good sir!

 

[Gray_Jack]

Installing Enso on top of a system already with Enso causes a brick that cannot be solved by software in any way. Your best cheap bet is to buy a "broken" PSVITA with the motherboard intact and making a swap of the bricked motherboard with the working one.

EDIT: The proper way to reinstall the CFW is to update the system software and re-jailbreak it. Please, follow the guide for proper instructions

 

[The_Dizzy_Vizzy]

Installing Enso on top of a system already with Enso causes a brick that cannot be solved by software in any way. Your best cheap bet is to buy a "broken" PSVITA with the motherboard intact and making a swap of the bricked motherboard with the working one.

EDIT: The proper way to reinstall the CFW is to update the system software and re-jailbreak it. Please, follow the guide for proper instructions

Ouuuuwwww!!!! That hurts!!!