| 20-12-2009, 16:30 | #76 |
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nope didn't work, i have now received an email from sony saying to turn off media server connections in the XMB, done that but no joy, i'm running vista and changed my security level for local intranet to low in internet options, and then went out to get a crossover cable as i only have a straight through (which worked fine for my 360). Again no joy. anyone know what the **** is goin on with this? can't find any similar stories on the net. got the console recently from adverts.ie as one with a faulty bluray drive. could it be banned or something?
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| 20-12-2009, 22:57 | #78 |
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| 20-12-2009, 23:13 | #79 | |
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There are no banned PS3s...yet...
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| 21-12-2009, 01:06 | #80 |
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ok the next thing i've tried was to try and connect wirelessly to my ps3 through an ad-hoc network from my laptop, and now and it won't see my network SSID, although it will pick up the one from next door, also my phone is picking up the SSID i broadcast from my laptop, and from a further distance than the ps3 too, this one has me really stumped guys... bit of a head-melter tbh.
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| 23-12-2009, 18:31 | #81 |
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Flashing Red Light ....... HELP!!
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I'm in the right sh**e!!! The kids have a PS3, and this is what happened this morning - Dec 23rd!!!! Switch on PS3 power Green light comes on for a couple of seconds. Then a momentary yellow flash - really brief. Finally a flashing Red Light that stays flashing. Does anyone have advice for me? Is the PS3 screwed or is it a repairable problem? With the fat guy due to deliver tomorrow night I'm afraid that the lads will get games that cannot be played!!! |
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| 24-12-2009, 10:40 | #82 | |
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If you have it longer than a year then €160 to get it shipped to sony and repaired with a 3 month warranty(?)would be a few days turnaround at least, or €60 to consolerepairs- spoke to them last week and you could be waiting a few weeks to get it looked at as they're up to their eyes- they offer a 1 month warranty. Sony number is 0818365065. €250 in pwercity on St Stephens day for a 120GB slim, €279 in harvey normans at the moment(I think) |
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| 24-12-2009, 12:06 | #83 | |
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| 24-12-2009, 22:53 | #84 | |
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| 26-12-2009, 16:18 | #86 | |
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That powercity price advertised pre-christmas seems to have been a mistake- went down to one of the stores today and it (120GB)was still €299 but was with an extra controller. |
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| 30-12-2009, 01:51 | #87 |
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Here's one that I haven't been able to find a satisfactory answer to anywhere.
Should you leave your PS3 in standby mode? I've heard that switching it off at the back causes a power surge, which puts unnecessary stress on its components if you do it all the time. I usually leave it in standby for a while after playing, then switch it off with the main power switch, but if this is going to reduce the life of my PS3, I'd like to know. Cheers! Last edited by Daftendirekt; 30-12-2009 at 02:00. |
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| 30-12-2009, 01:54 | #88 | |
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Turning it off causes a power surge? I don't know why that would be the case. I usually turn mine fully off. Never leave it on standby for very long. |
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| 30-12-2009, 20:39 | #89 | |
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Hopefully someone who's a bit more techy-minded than me can clear things up! |
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| 30-12-2009, 20:52 | #90 | |
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There is nothing to clear up tbh. Power surges usually have to do with the electricity supply and are pretty rare. |
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