How to Download Music Onto Your PSP in 10 Easy Steps

Remember the Walkman? Sony has come a long way since then, but still remembers where it came from. It should be no surprise that Sony incorporated music playback into its new generation portable media device, the PSP.

Throw out those old tapes and cassettes (you still have those?). Get yourself a solid memory card duo, and you're good to go. All you need then is your computer, a USB cable, and you're beloved PSP.

Transfer Music to Your PSP in 10 Easy Steps, in less than 5 minutes:

1) Turn off your PSP

2) Insert memory stick duo into the slot (left side of PSP)

3) Turn PSP On

4) Go to Home -> Settings -> System Settings -> Format Memory Stick

5) Confirm Format (Beware: Formatting your memory stick will erase all data saved data, you should only perform this step if this is your first time connecting your PSP to your computer)

6) Return to Settings, and then select 'USB Connection'

7) Connect USB cable to PSP and Computer

8) Allow drivers to install on computer (This happens automatically for Windows ME, 2000, XP, and Vista)

9) On your computer, open up 'My Computer', then open 'Removable Drive', then open the 'PSP' folder, and then open the 'MUSIC' folder

10) Drag & Drop desired music files from computer to the 'MUSIC' folder.

Simple! Now you can enjoy your music wherever you go!

In a similar manner, you can also easily download games onto your PSP from your computer. Fist you download PSP games from the net, then you upload them to your PSP. More information on PSP game downloads

Looking for PSP downloads? To find out where you can download millions of music files, full length movies and games, and a whole lot more for your PSP, visit:

www.GetPSPGamesOnline.com

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