My x button always pushes by itself and my analog moves by itslef

for Tissot PR100 Automatic Chronograph with moonphase, minute recorder, hour recorder and seconds subdials, to set the moonphase
there is a sunken button between the chronograph start/stop and the winding crown.
Using a pointed object such as a ballpoint pen, push the sunken pusher gently until the moonphase moves one step, (if you press the pusher completely in, it will also advance the calendar hand, so only press enough to move the moonphase and no more for moonphase adjustment)

This is usually the result of a loose screw on the back of the PSP behind the analog stick, or dust on the analog stick receiver itself. If it is an older PSP, you can try to open it up and clean the analog stick yourself (after tightening the two screws behind the analog stick, of course) but if your PSP is newer, I wouldn't recommend it, because any attempts to open the PSP will VOID YOUR WARRANTY (if you still have one).
BE CERTAIN YOUR PSP WARRANTY IS NO GOOD BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO TAKE IT APART YOURSELF AS YOU WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
Open PSP 1000: http://www.ehow.com/how_6085376_open-psp-1000-repair.html Open PSP 2000: http://www.ehow.com/how_6548290_open-2000-psp.html

It means that the port need to be replaced. not the game pad.

You button may have a malfunction where the psp thinks it is being pressed. My analog stick does the same thing. the only real solution is to replace the psp, because if you fix it your running the chance of it happening again.

For the PSP 2000 and 3000...
The Naki "analog joystick" is actually a gel (or silicone) cap.
You push it on right over the original button to thicken and
round it off, giving you more surface to push around,

This is how to take apart ur psp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFlowWbAENI the video is not mine

when you replaced the joystic was it just the little top part or the whole joystick?

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your psp probobly has somthing lodged underneeth the analog stick like a pice of dirt or somthing very small.theres probly not much you can do yourself but you can take your psp to repair shops or some electronic stores that might be able to repare your psp and solve your problem...

Hey, looks like your PSP may have one of these two problems. There are 2 screws on the backside of the PSP System on the side of the analog stick. If either of the screw is loose then the analog stick will move by itself.
Second problem is the Analog Stick itself has been damaged. You can replace these very easily if you are good with tools and electronics.

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