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So I have a problem on my PSP 1000, sometimes the analog stick moves on its own.
Can I fix it without opening my PSP? I already tried blowing into it and the system information method but nothing seems to work, I also tried joysens it kinda worked but it made the moves weird.
Is there something else I can try?

No u can fix it permnet its normal in psp if u use so much and after years will by broken "Will move in some position" the full fix is open PSP and reaplease joy to new ,temp u can use Macrofire plugin and in joy option manual change sensitive of that wrong side of joy ,fix small but no wortch of time - u need buy secend joy and thats all

Well im in bad luck i guess.i will try macrofire see if that works.

I installed joysens again so far it worked.

Joysens is super old app prefer use macrofire have tons of option also joy sens and best to remap any psp kay to anotcher etc

I also found out that if I put a little pressure on the analog or the faceplate its stop moving.so maybe there's a screw that's loose and it doesn't hold the faceplate correctly.

I Installed Macrofire and changed the deadzone radius to 117(a little too much I know )and worked better than joysens,until I get my hands on a screwdriver for the psp i'll use this.

its temp fix better is reaplece joy - will old up next more couple of time using work less ok and some day will no any of macrofire settigs help. The joy is most on PSP usable part of PSP and super always damaging in PSP

Look, I've fixed more PSP's than I can count, it might not even be a issue with the analog but the rubber/copper contact under the analog. When it lifts your analog goes crazy, when it makes contact it's fine. This would explain why pressure is fixing it.

Here is an example link to show you what I'm talking about.

9/10 times a wonky analog is fixed by replacing the rubber contact. It might actually be fine after you secure the screw also.

dmaskell92 wrote:Look, I've fixed more PSP's than I can count, it might not even be a issue with the analog but the rubber/copper contact under the analog. When it lifts your analog goes crazy, when it makes contact it's fine. This would explain why pressure is fixing it.

Here is an example link to show you what I'm talking about.

9/10 times a wonky analog is fixed by replacing the rubber contact.

Or maybe the rubber contact its moved out of place,i hope its not broken since i can't buy one.