Driver Converter Stick Ps2 Memory

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Driver Converter Stick Ps2 Memory Drive

NX10 Series Memory Stick Driver: OKI B6200(PCL6) Printer/USB. RICOH LASER AP2000 PS2. Ricoh Memory Stick Bus Host Adapter. For this project, the required materials include sticky tape, a dremel or a rasp, and a screwdriver or knife. Further, to properly use the newly created memory card, it is necessary to reformat and partition the drive so that it is compatible with the PS2. To ensure the compatibility of the converted drive, format it to FAT instead of FAT32.

StickDriver Converter Stick Ps2 Memory

Driver Converter Stick Ps2 Memory System

NO I DO NOT WANT TO MAKE A FLASH DRIVE OUT OF MY PS2 MEMORY CARD!! What i want to do is maybe create an adapter that will plug my ps2 memory card directly to my laptop by USB?? like if possible a total plug & play type hack... Be able to transfer my game saves to my laptop and also transfer other saves from my laptop back to the ps2 memory card so that it will still work and play when i go back to playing a game on the Sony PlayStation2. Kinda like how i can plug my Verizon LG cellular phone from its charging port with the USB wall wart adapter to my laptop port and i can straight up just move/copy/transfer files around instantly and it still functions.
**I've bought a PS2/PS3 memory card adapter unit from store and it did nothing, I tried on my friends PS3 to see if anything can be done there. thought for what I want/NEED it to do it WON'T so thats just a waste. I've also seen somewhere someone posted a simple hack of a PS2 controller pinout to some other PC Port dunno if maybe can do similar for my purpose... pic included..

  • PS/PS2 PC Adapter Driver. HDE PS PS2 USB Dual Controller to PC Adapter Converter Driver. Well if you bought this adapter and you don't have the driver disk, you can download it from here. What i think about this adapter: well it works quite well, so far I can't complain Download.
  • Has established all of the driver of a disk and a site. In device manager right click and uninstall the driver for that device (with the device taken out). Restart the machine and when it is loaded up stick the card reader back in and allow it to reinstall the drivers (take a screenshot of the installation - double click little moving symbol in.