Originally posted by houtz
PSN Is Back Up!
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Hitler is not happy!!
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoENVnD3J8w"]YouTube- Hitler gets 8001050F on his Playstation 3 on 01 March 2010[/ame]Comment
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Ok, so some people think this problem will fix itself at midnight (March 2nd). Some people say that a firmware update can not fix this problem as they think the problem is with the internal clock being out of sync. If this problem does not fix itself or if a firmware can not fix it, are we just SOL?
I assume that my Gamestop warranty was only 2 or 3 years. Wish I could find my fucking receipt...Comment
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UPDATE: It seems the issue has something to do with a hardware date reset to 12/31/99 (per my own "fat" retail and debug units) that occurred with the February 28 to March 1 turnover, even though this wasn't a leap year. I say 'hardware', because it reportedly occurs whether you've gone online with your PS3 or not.
It's not the first time the error's occurred. Run a date-filtered Google search on error code '8001050F' and you'll see it popping up time and again. Sounds like we'll either need a 24 hour cycle or a firmware update to see this fixed (and no, manually setting the correct time and date doesn't fix the issue).
UPDATE 2: Wondering whether Sony could remotely patch an issue that prevents connecting to the PlayStation Network? I assume the firmware update process works discretely, since clicking 'System Update' generates a standard "There is no need to update" message and not an error.
UPDATE 3: According to The Examiner, Sony tech support says both trophy and savegame data should be fine, and that a fix should be up 'by morning' (US time zones).Comment
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Many websites are reporting that this issue can be fixed by wrapping a towel around your PS3 and...oh wait, wrong shitty system fix.Comment
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