Warranty length usually depends on the store you bought it in. Sony's warranty is 1 year, but you might get longer warranty from the store you bought your console in.
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You have to take the PSP apart and fix the buttons. To do this you WILL VOID your warranty if you have one. There are 4 screws in the back of the PSP. 3 are easily spotted, the last one is in the battery bay under the stick about your warranty being void if you remove this sticker. After all 4 screws are out, the front of the PSP should come off nice and easy, there you can clean and fix any buttons you are having problems with.
This is usually the result of a loose screw on the back of the PSP behind the analog stick, or dust on the analog stick receiver itself. If it is an older PSP, you can try to open it up and clean the analog stick yourself (after tightening the two screws behind the analog stick, of course) but if your PSP is newer, I wouldn't recommend it, because any attempts to open the PSP will VOID YOUR WARRANTY (if you still have one).
BE CERTAIN YOUR PSP WARRANTY IS NO GOOD BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO TAKE IT APART YOURSELF AS YOU WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
Open PSP 1000: http://www.ehow.com/how_6085376_open-psp-1000-repair.html
Open PSP 2000: http://www.ehow.com/how_6548290_open-2000-psp.html
Try to clean the laser eye with a q-tip and some rubbing alcohol. If that doesn't help then see if you can get the PSP fixed by Sony if you still have the warranty. If you don't have a warranty you can still get it fixed by Sony for a price but you also can replace the laser eye yourself on your PSP. There are videos on how to change the laser eye on youtube. Hope this helps.
First check to make sure the battery and power cord are fully functional. I would test your charger with another PSP. If you know for certain that your power cord works, then then you have an issue with the PSP, not the power cord. Then see if the warranty is still good. Sony has a 1-year warranty on all of their products. If you didn't purchase the system brand new and got a used one instead, the warranty may very well be over. If the warranty isn't any good, I'd take it to a professional. Fixing the product itself can be very tricky, and probably isn't worth it.
there are no Free PSP Games. Now if you are looking to Kill Your psp warranty and hack your psp then people have made free PSP Home Brews. but that is only if your are going to Hack your psp.
You need an older model PSP with update 1.54 or below. Downloading PSP games onto your PSP will void your warranty with Sony, since it is illigal and same for downloading PSP games via torrent. The copy protection on newer PSP models, PSP slim and PSP 2000 have extensive copy protection included in their frameware updates so downloading games onto the PSP is near impossible
1 Fairly Small Screw Driver Something Soft to protect your screen (Optional) Something sticky to hold your small screws (Optional, but recommended) Ability to remember where you removed screws from =D
1. Flip your PSP on the front side (screen side). 2. Unscrew the two screws on the outside opposite of the battery. 3. Open the battery panel, and unscrew the screws under the battery. 4. CAREFULLY, take off the faceplate and make sure your L/R buttons are properly secured and clear from dust/dirt. 5. Check the 'Home', 'Start', etc., buttons for anything that may "jam" them. 6. Reassemble your PSP by screwing the screws back into their proper areas.
AGAIN, this will VOID any warranty you have and I AM NOT responsible for any damages to your PSP!!!
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