Dropped psp...now it wont switch on

buy a new one

Try taking out your battery, plug the charger in, put in your battery again... turn PSP on.
Works for me!

Hi commonly what you called bricked look up pandora battery fortunatly you can fix it with one of these and software on a memory stick but you will have to look very hard and read a bit if you cant be bothered look for a repairer in your neighborhood any backyarder will do tell them the story and it shouldnt cost you more than 50 bucks

I know that the PSP is pretty rugged but Dropping it that many times in that sort of time you could have very likly damaged the circuit board. Since by replacing the battery did not correct the problem I would open the PSP and make sure that there everything looks like it is in good order. Make sure all wires are connected especially around where the battery plugs in at.

U might have to take it back or have someone fix. u might have fried the motherboard

well..
i think since you've dropped..
it..
&& it came apart..
it probably..
doesn't work anymore..
no matter how you've put it back together..
its not going to work again.
sorry =[

Well if that`s true that if a handheld is broken when dropped then I shouldn`t have any working handhelds. Well, if you still have the companies number you should call Sony and ask them.

ps, tell them it was your friends.

HI there you have damaged the psp internally meaning the wifi switch might have screwed somthing up

Mike @ psp-repairs08

Gee I wonder why. Just take the battery out and let both the PSP and the battery dry out for a few days.

Hey Dude,

All things are fixable. Try going into recovery mode. This is done by Pressing and holding the R button when powering up the PSP. You then can press the brightness control button to see the firmware. This might help you reboot the PSP. If it is worst than this, you may consoder sending it back to Sony for repair, although they usually do not want to fix a Squooshed PSP. I would not tell them you Sat on it. You can call SONY support at 1-800-345-7669.
If you cannot get them to Repair it, you can check out my website, www.Playstationclinic.com . I can fix it for a very reasonable price.