Win10 64-bit Laptop won't detect my PSP

[TkSilver]

Type B is special and used to do some neat trickery like PSPdisp turning your psp into a secondary computer monitor (a very small low res monitor).

Type A should be just a part of windows since it reads the PSP as a simple flash device (like a thumb drive or memory card reader). Personally the only time I have had issues reading from a psp was when I had a bad cable. So I have never had to track down PSP drivers for my 1000,2000,3000, or Go PSPs.

If you still only have one PC tht reads the PSP properly you could always copy it on the computer that works and if you need it on the newer pc for some reason use a USB thumb drive to transfer the file over. Or if you are really really desperate use PSP ftp http://wololo.net/downloads/index.php/download/533 to do it wirelessly very very very slowly.