OK. First of all, you need to make sure you're putting in the game code letter-for-letter, and make sure you have enough free space on the disk you're outputting the EBOOT to. Also, what file format is the disk image you're using?

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Yes i made sure that i entered the code exactly how it is displayed.And there is more than plenty room on the target Hard drive.And as far as the third question im not quite sure what you mean , but the games ive tried are Resident evil 2 , final fantasy 7 , super puzzle figher 2 and final fantasy 9 .And ive tried all these games on two seperate computers. So it must be something im doing. Just not quite sure what.

OK, the game you're trying to convert should be on your computer as a file no larger than 700MB. What does that file end with - ISO? BIN?

Plus, if you're using Vista, you may want to try a different program for converting. Occasionally, a program won't work right on Vista.

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Ok i got it to finish by using PSPdocmaker. But i get it on my psp and now it says something about copyright and unable to play.

You need to be on a custom firmware 3.03 OE-A or higher to play home-made PSX games. Check by going to Settings - System Settings - System Information. Custom firmwares are identified by looking at the System Software Version number - if there's letters after the number, you're on custom firmware. (Examples - 3.30 OE, 2.71 SE, 3.80 M33.) If there's no numbers, you're on official firmware, and you'll need to get onto custom firmware. If that's the case, please tell us which firmware you're on.

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Which custom firmware would you suggest? And where do i download it?

Wow, DorkDork! I can see why your voted most helpful every year. I don't know anything about popstation.

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i have firmware v. 3.95 right now..

Wait, you don't even have custom firmware? You need to get a Pandora Battory and install firmware 3.90 M33.

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