Now make sure you are holding the UMD in such a way that the clear side of the outer hard case is pointing away from the PSP, and with the round side pointing downward, away from the fingers you are holding it with. Hold the PSP in your other hand in such a way that the door is away from the palm of your hand, and pointing upward (and hopefully still open, cause if not, you'll need to open it again). Now grip the UMD gently by holding the squared end between your index finger (that's the first one, closest to your thumb) and thumb (that's the thicker one that's separated from the other four fingers). This is important, as you cannot put it in with the squared side down. You'll also notice that the general shape of the case is not round, but has one end that is smoothly rounded, and one end that is somewhat squared off. One that lets you see the metal disk that allows the disk to be spun in the case, and a square window through which you can see the actual disk (don't stick your finger in there, it's bad for the disk). If you look at the UMD (what you call the whole disk AND protective cover), you'll see that there is one side where the picture and game name are printed behind the clear part of the disk cover (do not attempt to remove the hard outer cover, this will make your game nigh unplayable, it's supposed to be in there) and on the other side there are two holes in the white cover. If it didn't come in a case, you're already set to go on to the next part! Now, if your UMD (the name of the kind of disk the PSP uses, the ones with the white and clear hard cover over the actual disk) came in a case, open the case, and sliding the tip of your finger under it by way of one of the convenient cutaways, and gently pull outward until the disk (and it's attached cover) pops free of the case. Hook your thumbnail into this slot, and push lightly AWAY from where the screen is. On the 'slim' versions (PSP 2000, and 3000) there is just a little indent at the top of the door. Push it in the direction indicated by the little triangular arrow. On the older 'fat' style (PSP 1000) there is a small slide switch on the top of the unit that says 'Open >'.
On the back of a PSP (the side WITHOUT the screen, where the round silver ring is) there is a small door.
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