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• Receiving more spam since the incident of the PlayStation Network.

  original title: online credit applications

  Since Ive hacked playstation network has received a lot of requests for credit in my junk mail should I be these reports?

  Hey Christopher,.

  We are unable to provide information or advice on the PlayStation Network current issues.
  If you receive SPAM email more than normal, I'd say contacting your provider of messaging for ways to filter your mail more efficiently.

• Need help Configureing Netgear router so I can connect to Playstation Network.

  My playstation 3 says "Failure of Type NAT" and will not sign into the playstation network. I have a router Netgrear that connect PS3 to Internet, but times out when you try to connect to the PS network. How can I configure the router? I use a wired connection.

  Hello

  I suggest you to contact the manufacturer of the playstation for assistance on this issue.

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• Linksys E3000 (changed to 199.182.166.168 DNS servers) No. Playstation Network Access

  For a month I got weird pop ups on my IPAD, ANDROID phones, desktop computers AND home. I just thought that I had a bad month and I need to spend more time with my individual devices and get clean them. I then noticed recently, last week I was unable to connect to the Playstation network (NAT Type failed, the Internet connection Test failed). This was happening on my PS3 and PS4. I direct connect of PS4 and PS3 to my Modem cable from Time Warner and I have no problem. Everything works fine. But when connected to wireless or wired to my Linksys e3000... no dice.

  I connect to my router and so some research. I noticed that my DNS servers are 199.182.166.168 and 199.182.166.169. I decided the router and then restart my cable modem. Routers Gets a new address and but there are still some problems with the connection to the network Playstaiton (could be downwards). I noticed that my IP DNS address is different.2xx.xxx.xxx.xxx.  I restore the configuration on the router and DNS goes back to 199.182.166.168.  This is all the information I have at the moment. When I get home tonight I'll have more information.

  Does anyone else have this problem?

  Is the router configured for DNS custom or did you automatically detect DNS of the ISP service and ISP modem?

  What modem to ISP Mfr and model # do you have?

  You could ask the ISP service as well about it. Usually they don't change DNS very often.

  It is recommended to test for other DNS services if you want to use different DNS, you can use this:

  http://www.grc.com/DNS/benchmark.htm

  or http://code.google.com/p/namebench/

• Can not connect to Playstation Network

  My iz playstion connected to the internet, it was very well while I played online, but today when I tried to sign in iz saying "an error has occurred. you have been disconnected from playstion@network. (8002A308) ".

  original title: playstion err

  You should ask on the forums here Playstation: http://community.us.playstation.com/ or http://community.eu.playstation.com/

• Windows vista and playstation 3 - I do not know how to get my PlayStation 3 appears on my network and I don't know how to enable file sharing

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  • Less error have a playstation 3 and windows vista. I have a combination of problems aggravated by not being not very Internet / computer savvy. The issue is around file sharing and lower my firewall. I don't know how to get my playstation 3 appears on my network and I don't know how to enable file sharing. at one point, the RAD icon appeared and without changing anything, he disappeared. I can follow the simple instructions but my absence I have a playstation 3 and windows vista. I have a combination of problems aggravated by not being not very Internet / computer savvy. The issue is around file sharing and lower my firewall. I don't know how to get my playstation 3 appears on my network and I don't know how to enable file sharing. at one point, the RAD icon appeared and without changing anything, he disappeared. I can follow simple instructions, but my lack of expertise is really crippling my ability to do for himself. I tried to lower my firewall (not sure if I did) but I need to be walked up to the baby step by baby stepof expertise is really crippling my ability to do for himself. I tried to lower my firewall (not sure if I did) but I need to be crossed self-study baby baby
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  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Google comes up with these:
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• ATT will allow our older CLIQ2 of 1 year on their network with all the bells and whistles intact?

  ATT has now a phone that will do what will make my CLIQ2.

  their data EDGE 850 network sucks literally.

  their 3G data network is 35 miles away at its closest point.

  their ATRIX does not make wifi calls.

  they will allow t - mo 3G phones to use their microcell?

  This are questions that users CLIQ2, we need to know now, next March when your device is only in the middle of its useful lifetime and they say sorry pal, who you're going to ask then?

  
  

• Activity of the network and CPU utilization

  Hello

  I am using windows vista 64-bit edition. Recently I noticed it was a network activity of 2.5% during the period of idle. and when I use internet the % increases. I have no other significant problems with my PC. When I add a column (BytesRecvd) in the Task Manager. It also shows receive bytes. I checked the resource monitor, but it does not watch everything continues to receive bytes. I have tried all my ways to get rid of this. A full scan with Security Essentials, Malware analysis with Malwarebytes anti-malware. monitor task etc... But could not find a solution. I installed a separate installation of vista (32 bit) in another harddrive after you have completely disconnected from the current. and after completing the installation, the use of the % network sucked in an inactive state. I have not installed any software other than vista and Security Essentials.

  I started to install the new updates of net, and after completing the updates it again 2.5%. Is this a bug in the updates or is no problem with my computer. Normally I use the system as a limited user privilege.

  
  

   

  Help, please.

   

  Anand

  I'm happy I could help - it was my pleasure.

  Thanks for the kind words and comments - it is greatly appreciated.

  The fact that you have 0 activity in Mode safe suggests a program which does not work in mode safe but doesn't work in normal mode is causing the activity - but I don't know what that might be.

  Try a boot minimum http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135.  If the problem goes away then it's just a matter of tracking down the culprit at the origin of the problem.   Follow the procedures described in the article.  Once found, remove, delete, disable or uninstall.  Once remember to put Vista in normal status, as described in the procedures. If the problem occurs in clean mode then just restore the system to normal and reboot - this solution will not work.

  I hope this helps.  Post back if you have any other questions.

  Good luck and best wishes!

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• Windows 7 network can't see multiple devices on the network

  Hi all.  I'm about to leave my hair on this issue - I hope someone can prevent the horror that would be me without hair.

  I am running Windows 7 Home Edition on a personal computer that is connected via cable to a router UVerse also providing my home with wireless services.

  A few months ago, I could see - of my PC, network and devices and printers - the two PS3, XBox systems and Samsung TV devices that are connected to my wireless network.  Apparently randomly, my computer has ceased to be able to see these devices.  After trying everything I could think of, I've finally reformatted the system (before Christmas) and everything was good again until last week when my computer stopped once more to see these devices.  I * really * don't want to reformat my system again...

  Here are some details on where I started after the last reformat:

  The PC is connected to a homegroup.

  The PC has a wired connection to the router.  The devices are connected over wireless.

  The firewall is turned on.

  AVG anti-virus has been activated.

  Network discovery, file and sharing printers and streaming media are all enabled.

  Password sharing is disabled.

  Devices could stream Netflix/Hulu as well as files on my computer (using the PlayOn Server - I've never used WMP).

  Now my devices can still Streaming Netflix/Hulu, but not the files on my computer.  The PC can't see the devices and the devices cannot see the PC.

  Here is a list of most of the things I've tried to solve (although I've done so many things, I probably don't forget some):

  I added the PC to the wireless network, so now that it is connected both cables and wireless.  I even tried to fill these connections, although I removed the bridge when I saw that there was no difference.

  I have disabled the firewall completely.

  I disabled the AV entirely.

  I switched a residential group to a working network and vice versa.

  I gave you the assigned IPs devices in the router configuration.

  I've rolled back all the windows updates installed since the last time the devices showed in the PC network.

  I've removed the devices on the network, reconnected the and reconfigured to ensure that they have the media streaming (if applicable).

  I did several reboots the PC, the router, and devices.

  I added the PlayStation Network and XBOX Live and applications hosted under NAT/game on my router.

  I have enabled file sharing for devices that use 40 encryption or 56-bit.

  Additional troubleshooting information:

  When I try to add a device using the Add Device dialog box, no device never shows.

  Under media streaming options, when I look at instruments under all the networks and Local network, no unknown device only shows (even in WMP).  All devices that * show are already set to 'allow '.

  If I have access to my router configuration, the devices will appear as connected.

  I can ping devices from the PC.

  I searched endlessly on the Internet (including other threads on this forum) and have tried all of the suggestions I thought.  The only thing I can't do is activate uPNP on my router because routers Uverse do not offer this option.  However, I don't think that it's important because my PC could see these devices for some time after my last reformat and made no changes to the configuration of the router.

  Because multiple and different wireless devices are involved, and because a reformat solves the problem, in my view, it is a Windows problem, but I can't understand what to change on my system to make things work again.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  It's a shame that you have to format the system first and now, the problem still persists. I really appreciate the efforts made to try to resolve the problem. This can be due to any dispute of third party software due to which the connection failed. I suggest you follow the methods below and check.

  Method 1: Run the network troubleshooter to diagnose the problem.

  Run the network troubleshooter

  Method 2: start the computer in safe mode with network and then perform the clean boot.

  Step 1: restart the computer in safe mode with network and check if the problem occurs, proceed as in the link:

  See: , start your computer in safe mode

  Step 2: If the safe mode with network works, perform clean boot and check if any third-party application is causing problem.

  Put your system to the clean boot state helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem. You must follow the steps in the article mentioned below to perform a clean boot.

  How to perform a clean boot in Windows

  Note: see 'How do I reset the computer to start normally after a boot minimum troubleshooting' to reset the computer starts normally after troubleshooting.

  Method 3: To enable the network devices to display on the network map, they must meet four requirements:

  • Must be a HOME network or work: Mapping network only display the devices connected to a HOME network or WORK location. Devices connected to a network PUBLIC or FIELD cannot be displayed using the network card.
  • Devices must be DETECTABLE: The network discovery setting allows devices to be able to be seen by other devices on the same network. For more information, please consult: , enable or disable network discovery
  • Devices must comply with the LINK LAYER TOPOLOGY DISCOVERY Protocol: Topology Discovery LLTD (Link Layer) is a protocol developed by Microsoft to enable networked devices to 'discover' each other. If a device does not use the LLTD protocol so it can not be displayed in the network map. Windows 7 computers have the LLTD protocol implemented.
  • LLTD must be enabled on your LAN connection properties: The Link Layer Topology Discovery Mapper of e/s driver and the Link Layer Topology Discovery responder must be enabled on your local area connections properties panel.

  To check LLTD is enabled, you can refer to the following steps:

  a. Select open network and sharing Center by clicking on the icon of your network down to the right of your task bar:

  b. now, click connect to the Local network

  c. now, click on Properties

  d. ensure that two LLTD options below are selected (by default, these options are still enabled in Windows 7).

  From now to try the methods above and let us know the status. We will be happy to help you further.

• Connection of the PS3 - WRT610N - NAT Fail problems

  Hi all

  Since I bought the PS3 in December, I was running that it connected to my Linksys WRT610N router.  The day that I have configured it first, it all detected automatically and off I went to play.  A few times, I've moved to the bedroom and played wireless.  In addition to entering the router WPA key, it does everything automatically.

  Today, the dang thing connects to the PS network.  I spent the last few hours troubleshooting 8.  I will list every little thing I did, but I have to ask myself why I never had to redirect the front ports, or anything else.

  I came to the conclusion that it is my router which is the main problem, because when I plug directly into the cable Modem, I have no problem.  Ironically, all my other devices operate on the router - phones, laptops, desktops, wireless TV and Wii.

  When I try the connection test, I get:

  -Obtain IP address succeeded

  -Internet connection successful

  -PlaystationNetwork failed

  I am able to surf the internet with the browser on the PS3 at this point, but no PSN.

  When I look at the connections and status, I get:

  -Internet connection enabled

  -Wired connection method

  -Speed and detection automatic duplex

  -Address manual settings

  Address - IP 192.168.1.20

  -Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

  -Default router 192.168.1.1

  -Primary DNS 4.2.2.2

  -Secondary DNS 192.168.1.1

  -MAC address XX (no need to share this!)

  -MTU                           1365

  -Proxy server do not use

  -Available UPnP

  NAT - Type failed

  "Error code 80710092.

  I tried practically all the ideas of 7 hours of internet research has to offer on the following topics: "Unable to connect to PSN" and "failure of NAT:

  1. 1. -My PS3 has given a static IP address
     2. -Pedaled through different DNS numbers
     3. -Changed the MTU size
     4. -UPnP turned on and outside
     5. -NAT disabled
     6. -Someone said all ports are required
     7. -Enabled DMZ for the PS3 static IP
     8. -Off any other device trying to use wireless
     9. -Router firmware update
     10. -Restored by default on the router
     11. -Off "Filter anonymous Internet requests" (against my better judgment)
     12. N ' matter what firewall disabled (against my better judgment)

  There are only two things that I considered that I read by train:

  -Restoration of my default PS3

  It does not appear that this would be the issue but because it connects to the NHP when it is connected directly to the cable Modem.

  -To reset my router VRAM

  Looks like a longshot.

  Can anyone help me please with other ideas?  It's driving me crazy!

  Thank you very much in advance.

  I tried all the suggestions without result.  Now the problem is solved well.

  Solution?  The intensity of my internet cable signal was too weak for the router to divide anything.  That's what the tech explained to me in any case.  I was at-22dBmV and minimum of society is - 10 at the end of the cable (computer, PS3).  The technology fixed a bunch of bad junctions in the House and then realized that I was at-10 in front of my computer now.  He said that a line technician would be fate soon to take a look at the line coming because it is especially where the weakness is.

  As soon as he left, I turned on my PS3.  I got a connection NAT2.  Playstation Network still not, but it of because Sony sucks and has been offline for a while.  I'm sure that it will work as he recognixes the network is stopped and got a NAT2.

  Thank you all for the suggestions.  The moral of the story: do not exclude anything when troubleshooting.  I was sure to have been the router and waited several days before calling the service provider.

  If you're curious of your modem stats, most have an IP address to dial.

• PSP 3000 or PS Vita?

  Hey guys, I really need help on deciding if I should get a PS Vita for Christmas, or the PSP 3000:-s, it's Christmas soon and that means I can buy a PS Vita or a PSP 3000.

  I do a LOT of research this month between the Vita or the PSP 3000, but everywhere, it's just PS Vita: graphics like PS3, touch screen, camera, social, uncharted... And there isn't PS Vita: memory cards out of price, not much rate games, sales down, fear of failure/cancellation of a project, expensive as a device, smaller than the 3000, buttons...

  This makes the decision harder and harder to do. If the Vita fails, then I have the PSP 3000. I've owned a 2 1000 years but I lost during the movement of the House. I know how it feels with the 1000, but I heard that the PSP games are abandoned, or they stopped to give them and move to the Vita.

  Oh yes, and I heard that the Vita can download PSP games available for the PlayStation Network (PSN), which is good (considering your PS Vita has new games graphically better AND could play the PSP at the same time!) BUT, the PSP games, UMD ONLY as Tony Hawk Underground Remix and The Simpsons Game! It's like everything has the Vita, the 3000 has the alternative that is as good as the Vita:-really powerful decision here...

  The PSP 3000, for me, is perfect, but with the two analog sticks, better graphics, bigger screen, bigger titles/games, walk across the room... On the Vita keeps me back to finally decide between the Vita and 3000.

  Please help me decide guys
  Thanks in advance

  P.S.: another reason why I don't want to pick up the PSP 3000 is I want to port PS2 games (Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas to be precise) on the PSP 3000 and play them on the go. But I also heard that you can play Grand Theft Auto IV (4) on the Vita with a bit of hacking and the cross-play.

  Do not get the PSP. Very few games available, graphics primitives, remote playback does not at all. USB adapter does not recognize your PS3 or PC. It's the cheesiest piece of junk I've ever lost $249.00 on. I guess that bit the Vita will have the same problems. I'm done with games from sony, they don't come close to the height of the hype or advertising. Hardly, they work and do not last long. How many PS2 stop working on you? I have owned three of them they all gone with in a year. The PS3 has not yet left, but the outlets are a fantasy until it is supposed to power and what you can actually get out of it. Both are way over priced and over hyped, they are both junk in my opinion. Buy you a cell phone at a low price, you will get more out of it.

• E4200 v1, DMZ and PS3 game system

  I had a question regarding the use of the DMZ on the router for use with the Playstation 3 game system.  More like a probe for your reactions.  The pro, con and all the rest.  Last week (I think), I posted about problems streaming movies and TV shows through services such as Netflix, VUDU, etc..  I thought using the DMZ feature on my router to expose all the ports for the PS3.  I know I should set address static IP for the PS3 (not let automatically obtain an IP address, that is not a problem), but I wonder if someone has done this, what the results were, what the potential pitfalls are, etc.  I never heard talk of a PS3 being hacked with the exception of the Playstation Network being hacked last year, but which is a service for the PS3 to connect to, does not part of the PS3 itself.

  Anyway, just wanted to get some thoughts on this subject here and there.  I thought that if maybe it's a problem of open port, using DMZ could solve this question Lickety-split.  Constructive comments are always appreciated.  Thank you!

  BTW, as before, I have the latest firmware, the latest updates on the PS3 itself and the latest app updates that I can get to Netflix, VUDU, etc. on the systems themselves.

  The 1st thing you should consider is your modem. What is a simple modem or a modem/router. If it is a modem/router, then you must put the modem in full bridge mode and configure PPPoE on your router. Then what of the DMZ, as all ports will be opened then you will leave your router vulnerable to attacks, try port forwarding instead. Simply enter the ports for PS3 w / address static ip that you set on your PS3.

• Configuration for E4200 suggestions

  I just bought a refurbed E4200 and run the configuration wizard.  It works fine but I know there are always better configurations and settings.

  I'm out of the static IP for my devices, but don't know enough about this router beyond that.

  I have an XBOX with XBOX LIVE, PS3 PlayStation Network, but also a gaming PC.  They are all wired.

  Wireless, we have a few desktop computers and laptops.

  My previous router was a D - Link DGL 4500 and it was a great router, but has not had the MIMO or punch wireless that it is.  I really like this E4200.  Anyway, the DGL4500 forum was the best stickies, I have ever seen regarding the configuration for the games.  Does anyone know of another forum that may have a similar one sticky for configuration or can someone suggest what works for them?

  "Tweaks" are generally to solve gambling problems. I don't really think tweaking everything that would make a real difference for you. Just don't use Qos on the router again because it does not correctly detect the speed upload and Linksys leans on this.

  If you have a DSL modem, then put it in Bridge mode and use the PPPoE rather than DHCP in the router Web page. If you have cable or fiber then I would think UPnP would be the only thing needed to enjoy the game smoothly.

  If you are having problems then that is when port forwarding/triggering, dmz, etc. come into play. Another that I have not really seen all the articles on how to optimize the gameplay. Having enough bandwidth in combination with low jitter and latency is what counts. Maybe when they solve Qos problem, then you can try it if you have problems of upstream bandwidth.

  Also make sure you have the latest firmware. Here (v1.0.02). I was checking the Dlink forums and all they did was open (done automatically UPnP) ports and prioritize the traffic (Qos). But as I said, do not use until Linksys Qos solves the problem because it will considerably cut down your download speed.

• PS3 connected to Windows 7 on laptop with usb ethernet and converter cable. Technician COMPUTER put in place, but the second time I used it it gave me the DNS 80710102 error

  I don't know that it's a quick fix that I'm used to the Macs. Someone please advise

  Hello

  Did recent changes to the computer?

  Follow these steps.

  1 - Open a browser and enter the router's IP address in the navigation bar. For most routers, the default IP address is (192.168.1.1).

  2 - Enter the user name and password to access the router. Press 'OK' and the console application will be displayed in the browser window.

  Tab 3 - Click the "Password". The UPnP settings are located in the same window as the password of the router settings.

  4. Select 'Disable' titled "UPnP" area and click on the Save"" button. Close the console of the router. Start the Playstation machine and connect to the Internet.

  For more information.

  http://community.EU.PlayStation.com/T5/PlayStation-Network-General/unofficial-DNS-error-fix-80710102/TD-p/7903885

  I hope this helps.

• Adobe VR for Rift, VR from Sony and Google software in the pipeline?

  Dear Adobe CC community,

  Something happened to me, is that, with the launch of the Occulus Rift, Sony VR and the existing Google VR cardboard material, it would be great to see Adobe is working on a new product as a result of software currently available. The characteristics of the RV could include:

  • Models for exhibit space display photography, video [for example 3D theatre], 3D MPO files
  • A converter of holographic projection using After Effects - create holograms 3D to display in Adobe's VR using 3D models or 3D stereo images
  • The ability to create packs of structure for example to download a package of furniture, download a pack of the machine, download a pack of vehicle to integrate
  • Ability to create your own world with an almost Snap Fit type approach - take Fallout 4 methods of construction for example
  • Export to Google carton, Occulus Rift export, export to Playstation [somehow!-maybe working with Sony to create a VR Viewer with the ability to intergrate via Playstation Network]

  
  

  If Adobe is working on something like that?  It would be a seriously valuable to 2016 CC, updates later this year and could be used by designers, architects, decorators, artists After Effects etc.

  Pete Simcoe

  
  

  PS: If you have a 3D TV or you want to see some 3D images of everywhere in the world you can download them at http://www.design-design.co.uk/more-mpo-images-for-3d-televisions-and-displays/ and you can view 3D on my Flickr page images at Peter Simcoe | Flickr

  + 44 (0) 629906 7704

  www.Simcoe.co.uk

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  Adobe does not usually projects of products in open forums

  https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform for feature requests