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#MY WALLPAPER WONT CHANGE PSP#

Move the up arrow to select “Do Not Use”, press “X” to confirm, and you’re back to the groovy blue, green, orange, or whatever color generic PSP background. Press the “X” button and you’ll suddenly have two choices, of whether to “Use” or “Do Not Use” the wallpaper: This will then give you two options, “Theme” and “Wallpaper”:

#MY WALLPAPER WONT CHANGE HOW TO#

Now, before we leave this, let me also show you how to turn off a wallpaper so that you’ll be back to normal if you tired of a picture of my son bowling or just about anything else.įirst off, navigate to Theme Settings and select it with the “X” button, as usual: When you navigate around on the PSP, you’ll notice your new background graphic trying to peek through: Disabling PSP Wallpaper Hopefully, a second or two will pass and you’ll see: Use the left arrow button to highlight “Yes”, then press the “X” button again to agree that you’re okay with the previous wallpaper image being overwritten by the new one. Now press the “X” button again to make that choice, and the PSP will warn you that you will lose the current wallpaper image (which you probably haven’t set) if you proceed.

Now use the left and right arrows to find “Set as Wallpaper”: Now, click on the “X” button again to have it displayed on the screen, then press the upwards triangle button. Once you have the photo copied onto your PSP, jump onto the PSP and find the image with the photo browser (remember that you have to “click into” the Memory Stick folder by pressing the “X” button too).

#MY WALLPAPER WONT CHANGE MAC OS X#

Copy photos onto your Sony PSP with Mac OS X.

Copy photos onto your Sony PSP with Windows.

The next step is obviously to transfer the photo to the Sony PSP, a process which I detail in these two articles: For example, I took this fun picture of my son bowling and resized it: Knowing that, you can easily grab any photograph you like and scale it to that specific size. You can set basically any image as your PSP background wallpaper, actually, though ideally it should be 480×272 pixels. I don’t know how to change the background wallpaper on the early “hackable” Sony PSP firmware, so I can’t help you with that, but the latest versions of the firmware add lots of good functionality, including the ability to change your background as desired.