Tried to update files the clocktimer won't quit

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Found this on the GT website:

1. When Gran Turismo 6 is launched while connected to PSN, a message will appear on screen informing the users that "the latest update data for this software has been found (Version 1.03)".
2. Once accepted (by pressing the X button while selecting [OK]), a "Please wait..." message will be displayed. After a few seconds, the PlayStation 3 system will emit 3 acoustic signals and restarts automatically.
3. At this point, some users may receive a message stating that the system was not shut down correctly last time. The system will ask then to perform a system file check and then the reboot is completed.
4. Users will be prompted again to download Update 1.03, whether they received the message in step 3 or not.

To avoid this issue:

1. To avoid this issue, please accept to download the Update by selecting [OK] within 2 seconds of its appearance on screen when prompted. This will update the game properly.
2. If you wait longer than 2 seconds, please decline the Update by pressing the Circle button when the message in step 1 is displayed, then select [Back] in the subsequent "Sign-In to PSN" screen. The game will start, quit the game using the PS button while in the [My Home] screen and follow the procedure described above.

This requires fast fingers and is a "work around" solution only but should fix your issue!

If all has failed call Sony customer service for over the phone help--not a "agent" but a tech.

To update firmware you will need a Microsoft Windows based PC and download the latest firmware on this website:

http://www.samsungsecurity.com/product/product_view.asp?idx=6404.

SEW-3030_mr8911isp-nor+spi_For US.zip (2.23MB)

Once downloaded, unzip files to your desktop and do the following sequence:

1st -> RUN file Generic_V1.0.0.0.EXE (USB firmware update driver)

2nd -> connect your wireless video monitor to power adapter

3rd -> press and hold select (enter) button in the middle of the dial.

4th -> connect USB cable to your PC. (screen will blank white instead of black) this is firmware update mode

5th -> RUN firmware update utility mr8911isp.exe , wait to USB connection (status bar will turn green) and show message ASIC: 0301 Device Connected

6th -> Press Update button and wait...

7th -> Update done! disconnect your device and voila! no more date/time issues and another bonus bugs fixed noticed: lower alarm beep volume, menu text size increased for better reading, temperature sensor more reliable

I Hope it help everyone having problems with this baby monitor

I would try to power cycle your modem before trying to update again ...hope this helped ;)

go to start>>control panel>>add and remove program.
click on the "show update" on the top of the pop-up.
fine the KB and remove it. let the program reinstall it. it should stop after the installation.
what happen is the last installation failed, no n normal sense. some of the files are not installed or corrupted.

This happened to me as well. The first time, my PS3 seemed to hang during the second update. The next time, I quit the update because I thought the system was stuck in an infinite loop. Turns out that it isn't.

Start from the beginning by deleting the game data file from the PS3 hard drive. Boot up HSG:OOB and wait for it to install. This takes a while, as I think it is something like a 5GB install. When it is finished, go into the game and select the Online option.

You'll see the "Checking version" message followed by a couple of status bars. Depending upon your connection, the update can take anywhere from 30 minutes to over an hour. Just walk away and come back to it. When it is finished, you'll be told to press the PS button to quit and then restart the game.

Once back on the main screen, you should see a version # that wasn't there before, on the right side of the screen. You might want to write this number down.

Go back into the Online option. Once again, you'll see a "Checking version" message followed by a couple of status bars. It looks the same as the last update, so you might think this is an error. It isn't. Apparently, rather than updating once to the latest version, the game is going through a series of updates (2 or 3 of them). It's like taking Windows 95, updating it to Windows 98, then updating it to Windows ME, and finally updating it to Windows XP.

Wait for the update process another time or two. For me, each subsequent update took less time. Something like 20-30 minutes for the last one. When you are asked to quit and restart the game, check the version on the main screen. It should be different than what you wrote down after the first update. For me, my updates ended with ver. 090311201. Finally, I was able to select online and it didn't check the version but asked for my login info.

Whenever they update the game, I'm sure we'll have to download the update once again...but hopefully each new update will be minor. But those people who purchase the game brand new will end up going through even more updates with each passing year.

update your drivers once you install them, drivers are always comng out with new updates, to update a driver ---

Open your Control Panel. Click Start, (then pick Settings in 95/98/Me) then Control Panel. Double click the System icon and choose the Device Manager tab. Find the device for which you want to update the driver. Click the plus sign (+) next to the various categories, click on the device you want to update, and then click on “Properties” and the “Driver” tab.
Then click the “Update Driver” button. A dialog box will walk you through the process. Choose “Display a list of drivers ...,” then choose the “Have Disk” button and use the dialog box to find the “driver files” folder you created on your desktop. Choose the “.INF” file in that folder and click OK. The system will update the appropriate driver. If there is more than one .INF file, try each one until you get a successful install. Finally, reboot your machine so that the new driver can take effect.

corupted files need update software and quite possibly reinstall songs after format and update

1. Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive.
The file downloaded is a self-extracting executable with
a filename based on the SoftPaq Number above. 2. Establish an Activesync connection between your iPAQ Pocket
PC and host PC.
3. Execute the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions
to install the Real Time Update.
4. Follow the instructions to perform a normal reset on the iPAQ Pocket PC.


on step 3 you should see the setup on your pdas screen do you see this?


Waiting for your reply. :)