[canadianbacon]

Ok well I was reading around and I know that changing the id storage keys, which you do with 2.71 TA-082 downgrader and 3.50 ta-082 downgrader affects you to not be able to go back to 3.30 official +, not my concern, I was reading though about some problems with those keys such as battery problems, so I got the keycleaner v1.1 by chilly willy, to see if my keys are good, but I don't know whether or not:

0x0004 - cleared key - ok
0x0005 - copy of original key 0x0004
0x0006 - copy of original key 0x0005
0x0008 - no key (code 0x80000025)
0x0041 - copy of original key 0x0006
0x0042 - copy of original key 0x0041
0x0043 - cleared key - ok
0x0045 - copy of original key 0x0047
0x0046 - copy of original key 0x0045
0x0047 - cleared key - ok

PSP is a TA-082/86 (Mine is 082)

Key State: Original soft-downed TA082/86

Are the keys fine or should I try to fix them with this program, or find a backup of original 2.71 ta-082 keys?

What does "original soft-downed ta-082/86" mean? That if I did upgrade to 3.30+ the security checks would block me?

I backed up my current keys btw.

[dukepoth]

Original soft-downed means you used the downgrader (TA version). If you are not fimiliar with the key cleaner program do not use it . One little mistake will render your psp lifeless or other functions not useable. Read up some more at LAN.ST before you go start doing anything.

[canadianbacon]

Alright thanks dukepoth... (Not going to do this) but if I downgraded from an official firmware which doesn't require a patched IDstorage keys would this technically fix it? (meaning not having invaild keys, so I can go back to 3.30+)

edit: read your edit, saw I needed a backup of my original idstorage then use IDStorage manager to reflash the keys or use a backup of my PSP NAND, not going to mess around with that, thanks for the help though

[dukepoth]

No if you have a TA board it need the patch or else when you downgrade it will brick because the downgrader doesnt patch the firmware it patch the board itself.

[canadianbacon]

Yeah I just realized that, thats why I had this problem in the first place! I read that I need to use a backup of original keys or a NAND backup. Not going to do it, really don't need to have them since I don't have any of the big problems others do, like umd's not reading, or connecting with DNAS problems.. I am just the person who wants to be able to do just because I can, but I'll never need offficial firmware thanks dukepoth.