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Mwasim1 · 05-27-2007, 01:38 AM

Ok I found some program online that works on my 3.40 OE-A and it rips the UMD games for me. but when I went to play them the "The game could not be started. (80010002)" message came up. Then I tried to play the original game (UMD DISK) I got this message "The game could not be started. (80020148)". So I went online here is what i found......

TO FIX THE PROBLEM FOLLOW THESE STEPS:

1. Goto Recovery Menu (turn off then hold R and turn on)
2. Configuration -> Use NO-UMD (Disable it)
3. Go all the way back to main menu
4. Advanced -> Advanced Configuration -> (Disable all of them)

Tell me if this helped................... if not then tell me what the error is and the ######## <- VERY IMPORTANT

You can check what the code mean HERE

In any and all posts put

what PSP you have PHAT OR SLIM
what FW you have
what you tried to do
what error you got (Code/Black Screen)
and any mods you may have done to your Flash0 and Flash1

The Recovery Menu for 3.80 M33-5 should look like this
Configuration->
.....................1. Disabled
.....................2. Enabled
.....................3. 1.50 (for Phat but needs 1.5 kernel addon) 3.80 (for Slim)
.....................4. Disabled
.....................5. Normal (Needs UMD game to play Isos) if not try Sony Np9660
.....................6. Disabled
.....................7. Enabled
.....................8. Disabled
.....................9. Enabled
.....................10. Memory Stick
.....................11. Enabled
.....................12. Disabled
Advanced->
.................Advanced configuration->
.................................................. .Disabled
.................................................. .Disabled

05-27-2007, 01:38 AM	#1 (permalink)
Mwasim1 Senior Member I Modded My PSP Join Date: May 2007 Location: Ask Your Mom Posts: 255 Firmware Installed: 3.80 M33-5	FIXED: "The game could not be started." (80010002)/(80020148) Ok I found some program online that works on my 3.40 OE-A and it rips the UMD games for me. but when I went to play them the "The game could not be started. (80010002)" message came up. Then I tried to play the original game (UMD DISK) I got this message "The game could not be started. (80020148)". So I went online here is what i found...... TO FIX THE PROBLEM FOLLOW THESE STEPS: 1. Goto Recovery Menu (turn off then hold R and turn on) 2. Configuration -> Use NO-UMD (Disable it) 3. Go all the way back to main menu 4. Advanced -> Advanced Configuration -> (Disable all of them) Tell me if this helped................... if not then tell me what the error is and the ######## <- VERY IMPORTANT You can check what the code mean HERE In any and all posts put what PSP you have PHAT OR SLIM what FW you have what you tried to do what error you got (Code/Black Screen) and any mods you may have done to your Flash0 and Flash1 The Recovery Menu for 3.80 M33-5 should look like this Configuration-> .....................1. Disabled .....................2. Enabled .....................3. 1.50 (for Phat but needs 1.5 kernel addon) 3.80 (for Slim) .....................4. Disabled .....................5. Normal (Needs UMD game to play Isos) if not try Sony Np9660 .....................6. Disabled .....................7. Enabled .....................8. Disabled .....................9. Enabled .....................10. Memory Stick .....................11. Enabled .....................12. Disabled Advanced-> .................Advanced configuration-> .................................................. .Disabled .................................................. .Disabled __________________ Check My Threads Out How to Install CW Cheats On Your PSP for PSP Games and PSX games Try This Your UMD Disk or Back Up iso/cso not working FIXED: "The game could not be started." (80010002)/(80020148) Try This Create Your Own PMF Files GAMEBOOT CINTROS Try This Tutorial: Using Photoshop To Improve Your PSP Wallpaper Try This Last edited by Mwasim1 : 04-19-2008 at 05:30 PM.