enso VS AdrenalineBubbleManager

9c- Create a directory named "VPKs" in your Vita's ux0/ storage. Move the Enso (Download), AutoPlugin (Download) and VitaShell (Download) into that folder. 10c- When its done the transfering, move onto your Vita, and install VitaShell and AutoPlugin first. Then install Enso and reboot your console. 11c- When its done rebooting, your console is near to be ready!

Right, the other option to do all this is to start over clean. In short, uninstall Enso via it's app bubble on the LiveArea. If it's not there, install it, then run it to use it's uninstall feature. https://github.com/henkaku/enso/releases/tag/v1.1 Then shutdown your device. Take out the SD2vita for now. Hold R trigger and turn it on. It will boot to recovery. Select restore device. When done, login to your own PSN account and do the preliminary setup. Go to settings and update to latest firmware, 3.73. Then follow vita.hacks.guide. This guide also has info on how to set up your SD2vita again, this time you can start with your new 256GB SD card.

You can indeed reformat on fw 3.60, but first you'll need to uninstall enso. So install this enso vpk launch it and press triangle to uninstall enso. The Vita will reboot back to official fw. Before doing so, go into settings -> Henkaku Settings -> Unlink Memory Card.

That only works if you're Vita is on fw 3.60 (and if the Vita is on 3.60, how come you have yet to install enso for permanent custom firmware?). If you are indeed on fw 3.60, reboot the vita and try again.

Best way to go about this is to reinstall enso 3.60, and than use that app to uninstall enso (triangle). After which you can go into SAFE MODE and factory reset.

Yes . It's similar to what I just described above. Since you used vita deploy, it means you have vitaShell. Go here: https://github.com/henkaku/enso/releases and download enso.vpk.

Github is always the safest source

Not sure how far you've made it into the process, as you haven't replied back to any one who posted a help reply. But I say follow Maelstrom180 link. Than hack it on fw 3.60 and than install enso 3.60. To activate or create an account on the Vita, spoof to fw 3.73 than install reVita (which re-enables access to the PSN network for account activation and access to the store). After which you can install all the necessary plugins for games etc.

Doing this, is two fold. On 3.73 it is not persistent rather a tethered hacked tied to h-encore2 which is considered a soft mode. However per the guide, you can downgrade to either 3.65 or 3.60 (recommended) and install enso 3.60 / 3.65.

If you want a bubble for it on your Vita homescreen to launch it without needing to enter Adrenaline, you may need to make one, using Adrenaline Bubble Manager. Get the VPK, install it with VitaShell, and run it. I should detect all PSP content in Adrenaline and give you the option to make bubbles for it.

You can find Adrenaline Bubbles Manager on github (https://github.com/ONElua/AdrenalineBubbleManager). If your games wont launch properly with this app, the tutorial on the RetroFlow github suggests another alternative as well, but this is the one that worked for me. Note: You dont need to actually need to make any homescreen bubbles for your games, but from what little I understand, this app does something behind the scenes somehow that allows RetroFlow to launch your games by pretending they are being launched from a home screen bubble.

PSP2PSX will convert a PSX disc image into the “eboot.pbp” format executable by the PSP, which you then place on the Vita in ux0:/pspemu/psp/game/game _name/eboot.pbp. Then you can either run it from Adrenaline, or create a Vita bubble to launch it using Adrenaline Bubble Manager.

You remove it and use Adrenaline Bubble Manager