MediaGO error 80029564 after trying to transfer a game to psp

Dimitrit- · ‎07-02-2011

Well... yes, I dont know why but it wont let me trasnfer any of the games I downloaded from psn to my psp..

vvave- · ‎06-13-2011

Have you activated your PC on your account? Do you have enough memory? Actually refer to http://us.playstation.com/support/index.htm for errorcodes. It says the file you downloaded may be corrupted. To fix this, delete and redownload the file again via media go and hopefully it works correctly.

Dimitrit- · ‎07-02-2011

You may mean activate my psp to my account.. well I tried but since my psp is from hong kong (psp 3006), there is no option for me to activate it... and yes, I have enough memory for the game. already tried redoanloading, still the same error.

vvave- · ‎06-13-2011

That could be a problem.. well have you tried other games like a demo? Try that and see if you get the same error, maybe it could just be the particular game.

Dimitrit- · ‎07-02-2011

Yes, its maybe the game.. I downloaded a demo and transfered it to the psp correctly, I am downloading the game from the psp now. hope it works.

canadaeh · ‎12-02-2003

Do you live in Canada by any chance? There seems to be some sort of glitch the the Canadian PSN.

vvave- · ‎06-13-2011

You should report the game to Sony if it doesn't work. Otherwise you can always try downloading directly to your psp.

krisvaliente · ‎04-26-2012

I'm having the same issue. I've done EVERYTHING that I've seen suggested in various forums. I activated my PSP, I updated Media Go, I've downloaded the game twice. I'm currently downloading a demo to try. I'm in Afghanistan, so it takes forever to download stuff out here.

"Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth." - Henry David Thoreau

fuzzygamer1776 · ‎01-06-2012

I noticed when I download a game or demo off of PSN on to my PC and if I am not connected online when I try to install the game on my PSP I get an error code. Being connected solves the problem.

gkpama00 · ‎09-17-2009

Fuzzygamer1776 is correct. Media Go must be able to connect to the Playstation Store in order to transfer a game to a PSP, unless the game was backed up to Media Go from the same PSP previously. The reason is that a license file specific to the PSP has to be created as part of the transfer process, and Media Go has to communicate with the Playstation Store in order to do that. If the game was backed up to Media Go from a PSP previously, then Media Go will already have the license file stored for that PSP.

GKP