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There is normally a wider choice if you are okay to go down the non-permanent route, but if you intend to use the features of CFW every time you use your PSP, you will need to reinstall the CFW every time you start your PSP, which will become quickly tedious.

Owners of the PSP 1000 and old 2000 versions will find that a majority of the CFW choices out there are permanent.

You will now have a file in the MAKER folder called DATA.

Once you’re up and running with the CFW you play ISO backups of your PSP games and converted backups of your old PS1 games (among many other things! PSP ISO files go into the ISO folder in the root of your memory card (if this folder doesn’t exist then create it yourself, just ensure that ISO is spelled in all-caps), PS1 games go into the PSP/GAME folder (you can put them into their own sub-folders within the GAME folder itself).

Please pay special attention to the text in red, follow the instructions carefully and in order, and you should have no problems.

There have been several iterations of the PSP hardware over the years, and there are some differences in what kind of CFW you can get running on each.

The latest OFW from Sony is 6.61 (as of March 2016), but we will update only to 6.60 as (apparently) the CFW for 6.60 has better compatibility with homebrew applications and themes.

Download OFW 6.60 here and extract it onto the root of your memory card, choose to merge the folders if necessary and you should end up with an EBOOT. Run the 6.60 updater from your PSP and let it do its work.

It’s worth pointing out that you can stop here if you like.