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Need help fixing my PSP stick
| It sounds like it's just something sticky on the circuitboard. Did you spill a sugary beverage on your PSP anytime in the past?
You can open it up and just clean everything with some Isopropyl alcohol and a Q-tip.
| >>530519
I got my PSP used, so I don't really know what was happening to it before.
This wasn't too much of an issue until recently, when it started doing what I described all the time.
I'll try opening it up later today, I guess.
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| Lately I've been having this problem more and more, whenever I press on the D-Pad or even the volume up/down buttons the PSP registers stick movement. If I disable the stick (in emulators for example) everything's okay. If I don't touch any buttons the stick doesn't move so it's not drifting or ghosting or whatever. Do I have to replace the stick or does it seem like the issue is somewhere deeper, say in the circuitboard itself for example?