Questions & Answers for: downgrading ps3 firmware

...new updates .. now it logs me off every 5 minutes Check to see if firmware was compatible with ps3 if not simply downgrade firmware.If problem not solved open ports provided by play station on

...@ wilding2004 Update your PS3 to the latest firmware. That should fix ir. If not, change your Wireless AP to use WPA version 1. Theres a WPA2, but dont use that. its not compatible wirh the PS3

...ps3 wont play my new games anymore after my latest system update when i went online. these games were playing b4 and play on other ps3s and all other games play still no prob. how can i reset my os ...

...PS3 that is hardwired to the actual router. After some trial and error I managed to completly shut off the internet to everybody(on the network of course). I had it setup with the WPA security and ...

...there, try looking on the playstation website for previous firmware, i know they do it for the PS3 so they should do it for PSP try not to get it from a 3rd party website as this may result in a ...

...PS3 into a regular TV did the trick..twice. Whatever this latest update SONY threw out has effected a lot of people. One of my friends sent his in for a "price". Hope this helped in some small way. I ...

...ps3 games are 0ver 2 gb lol and its not downgrading! lol downgrading consist of puttin older versions of firmware on the psp... lol you need to mod the ps3 with a Hard mod! consists if installing a ...

how do i downgrade my ps3 os firmware from 3.50 to 3.41 You can't, not yet anyway! have you tried using a formatted internal hard drive, then install 3.41 onto the blank hard drive?

...ps3 while it was on firmware 3.56. I get to 99% and it says"data is corrupted Hi there, If the Data is corrupted, then push and hold the PS3 power button down until you hear it beep twice. This ...

...ps3 want to upgrade from 80gb to 500gb You can change the HDD without have to downgrade or upgrade your firmware. just make sure you have the oficial update in a flash drive formated as fat32, then ...