As mentioned by GDLazer you would lose Enso and thus have to run an app each time from a full power off (or you run the vita flat by forgetting to charge) to get your Vita back to hacked status. Sony PlayStation TV. Sony has just made available its 3.65 firmware update package developed for its PlayStation TV and PlayStation Vita systems, which includes the familiar quality improvements of the system performance. If you consider applying this update on your device, you can do so Released yesterday by Sony, PlayStation Vita and PlayStation TV system software update 3.65 improves stability, the one patch note shows: New for 3.65 System software stability during use of some This video will show you how to install Henkaku Enso on PS Vita with firmware 1.04 - 3.73. There are several methods to follow, enjoy the video. 0:50 Updating firmware manually to 3.60 or 3.65. 6:00 Updating firmware online to 3.73. 7:06 Jailbreaking firmware 3.73 then downgrade. 17:41 Jailbreaking firmware 3.60. 20:29 Jailbreaking firmware 3.65. Well known developer TheFlow has just released his 3.65 Updater, which enables PS Vitas running system software 3.60 to run a 3.65 Custom Firmware by updating the PS Vita's system software from 3.60 to a pre-hacked version of firmware 3.65. It is important to mention that this hack cannot be installed on devices that are already running guide tells you until 3.65 has been installed. Restart your device Open web browser Go to :target-_blank- Launch the HENkaku Ensa 3.65 Update App Follow the on-screen instructions When it restarts at 3.65, Be sure to reactivate the PSN spoofing to 3.68 HENkaku Ensa must now be installed on your PS Vita with version 3.65. Launch the VitaShell application. Press START to open the VitaShell settings. Press × on "SELECT button" to change the mode to "FTP". Alternatively, you can leave this setting on "USB" and transfer all files via a USB cable for the remainder of this guide. Note that the USB transfer mode will start you in the ux0 partition. If you do happen to update by mistake though, don't fret! It's honestly pretty simple to roll back updates if you follow a guide. 2. level 1. · 1 yr. ago. I think you can follow the guide starting from installing enso part. End goal is to install itls enso, this should resolve network related issues. 3. level 2. Have a PS Vita that is below 3.60 and want to update to the "golden firmware" on your Vita? Now you can with a few easy steps! No QCMA needed! In this video, On your device, navigate to ux0: -> data/. Press × on enso.vpk to install the file. Press × to confirm the install. Press × to continue the install when you are prompted about extended permissions. Press to open the menu, then select "Delete" to delete the marked file. Press × to confirm the deletion. Close the VitaShell application. Details on how to install and run it can be found on our release article here. If you have a PS Vita running firmwares 3.61 or 3.63, you will want to update it to 3.65, 3.67 or 3.68 before running h-encore. If you own a PS Vita on firmware 3.60, we still recommend to stay on firmware 3.60 and run Enso/Henkaku as described below.