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Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation® is a computer application that enables data transfer between a PS Vita system and a computer. By installing it on your computer, you can do things like copy content from your computer to your PS Vita system and back up data from your PS Vita system to your computer.

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2. You can also transfer music, image, and video files from your PS Vita system/PS TV system to your computer. You can back up system files saved on the PS Vita memory card or in system memory to.

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Backing up saved data and application data (game data)

You can back up the saved data for games played on your PS Vita system, and the application data (game data) for games purchased from PlayStation®Store to your computer.

Copying music, image, and video files

You can display lists of music, image, and video files stored on your computer and transfer the files to your PS Vita system. You can also transfer music, image, and video files in the opposite direction.

Backing up system files

You can back up system files saved on the PS Vita memory card or in system memory to your computer.

Performing a system update of the PS Vita system

When a Wi-Fi access point is not available, you can perform a system update of the PS Vita system using a computer that can connect to the Internet. Dell inspiron webcam driver windows 10.

For detailed operating instructions for each feature, and for information about other features, see the User’s Guide for the PS Vita system.

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Installation

Download the installation file and save the file on your desktop or in a convenient folder. When the downloaded file is launched, the installation screen for Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation® will appear. Follow the on-screen instructions to perform the installation.

• During the installation process, dialog boxes might appear that direct you to download components (additional software) needed to operate Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation®. If this happens, follow the on-screen instructions to download the components.
• After the installation is complete, a message about creating the database for the PS Vita system appears the first time you launch Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation®.
• After the installation is complete, if the Autoplay dialog box (shown below) appears, click '×' in the upper right of the dialog box to close it.

Uninstallation

From the Windows® control panel, select “Add or Remove Programs” (if using Windows® XP) or “Programs and Features” (if using Windows Vista®, Windows® 7 or Windows® 8), and remove the program shown below.

• Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation(R)

Required Reading

StorageMgr is a multi-purpose kernel plugin for the PS Vita (TV) which allows for the use of alternative storage devices such as a USB drive, an SD2Vita, or a psvd.

The SD2Vita is a microSD to game card adapter which is inserted into the game-card slot in your device, while the psvd is a microSD adapter which replaces the 3g modem on 3g PS Vita models.

By using the StorageMgr kernel plugin, the USB drive or microSD card you use will be mounted to ux0: just like a Sony memory card. This is very useful because microSD cards are significantly cheaper than Sony memory cards (especially at higher capacities).

This will use FTP (File Transfer Protocol) to transfer the files, so your Vita and PC must be connected to the same network.

You must have already installed VitaShell to use this.

What You Need

• A formatted storage device compatible with your system
  • To format your device, see Storage Format (Windows), Storage Format (Linux), or Storage Format (Mac)
• An FTP Client such as WinSCP or CyberDuck
  • Alternatively, you can also use the USB transfer feature of VitaShell
• The latest release of StorageMgr
  • storage_config.txt should be edited to fit your situation as instructed in the README
  • MCD=uma0 should be kept as-is if you plan to keep a Sony memory card in your device, and removed otherwise
  • INT=imc0 should be kept as-is for PS Vita 2000 and PS TV users, and removed for PS Vita 1000 users
  • GCD=ux0 should be kept as-is for SD2Vita users, and edited to UMA=ux0 for USB drive and psvd users
  • UMA=grw0 should be removed unless you have multiple storage devices (in which case the device which is not assigned to ux0: should be assigned to grw0:)

Instructions

Section I - Installing Plugins

1. Launch the VitaShell application
2. Press (Select) to enable FTP access on your device
3. Open your FTP client on your computer
4. Enter the IP Address and Port displayed on your device
5. Using your FTP client, copy all files from ux0:tai/ to ur0:tai/
   • Overwrite any existing files in the ur0:tai/ folder
   • If you do not have a ux0:tai/ folder, skip this step
6. Transfer storagemgr.skprx to the ur0:tai/ folder
7. Transfer storage_config.txt to the ur0:tai/ folder
8. For any paths in ur0:tai/config.txt which contain ux0:tai/, replace ux0:tai/ with ur0:tai/
   • If you did not have a ux0:tai/ folder, skip this step
9. Add the following line to ur0:tai/config.txt under the *KERNEL line:
   • ur0:tai/storagemgr.skprx
10. Delete the ux0:tai/ folder
    • This is an important step as HENkaku will not load plugins installed in ur0:tai if it detects that ux0:tai exists

Section II - Restoring Data

This section will copy the data from your old Sony memory card to your new storage device.

1. Backup the contents of ux0: to a folder on your computer
   • This may take some time if you have a large amount of data on your Sony memory card
2. Insert your new storage device into your computer
3. Copy the contents of your ux0: folder to your new storage device
   • This may take some time if you have a large amount of data on your Sony memory card
   • Do not copy the ux0: folder itself to your new storage device
4. Insert your new storage device into your PS Vita (TV)
5. Press (Circle) on your device to close the FTP connection
6. Close the VitaShell application
7. Reboot your device
   • If your device does not have Ensō, you will need to manually launch and exit h-encore to enable homebrew
   • This is required to load the new kernel plugins added to ur0:tai/config.txt

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If you want to reclaim the space on your memory card (to use for storing PSP games for instance), you can delete the contents of uma0: (the new memory card mount point) and / or imc0: (if you have a PS Vita 2000 or PS TV).

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If you decide to do this, you must not delete these folders if they exist:

• uma0:data/bootstrap.self
• uma0:app/PCSG90096
• uma0:appmeta/PCSG90096
• uma0:appmeta/VITASHELL
• uma0:license/app/PCSG90096
• uma0:license/app/VITASHELL
• uma0:user/00/savedata/PCSG90096
• uma0:user/00/savedata/VITASHELL

This is because you must keep h-encore installed to the memory card so you can enable HENkaku (and therefore StorageMgr) after a reboot.

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Your new storage device is now configured and ready for use at the mount point specified in your storage_config.txt.