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PS3 error code Error: 8001050F


Harsahil

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k i have CECHK08....what about that..i haven't switched it on at all today...didn't want to take any risk...

 

I have the same model , error is there ont his model , I haven't logged into PSN since 2 days , just switched it on to see if I had the problem.

 

Tried a PSN game , it gives the error. :P

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dat was an awesome Jericho gimmik, which they ruined later on :P

 

btw me hasn't turned on mah PS3 since two or three days, can i be affected if i turn it on at midnight today?

 

turn it on tomorrow post 6am only..

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this is just perfect , my 360 died the day i was going to get me2 . Today im going to get heavy rain and i cant play this sh*t either :P . ThIS sh*t IS f**kED UP!!!

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this is just perfect , my 360 died the day i was going to get me2 . Today im going to get heavy rain and i cant play this sh*t either :D . ThIS sh*t IS f**kED UP!!!

finally ps3 giving competition to 360 eh :P

 

edit:- offspring fan eh :D

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WTF

 

 

Sony is narrowing down on what caused the world-wide PSN collapse, stating “possible unauthorized access” may have been the cause.

 

Yesterday, gamers around the world began reporting that they were receiving an error code, 8001 1050 F, that rendered their systems, (including mine) inactive. The giant went to work right away, stating they would have everything fixed by this morning.

 

“We have found out that there has been a possibility of unauthorized access to personal information on the PlayStation®Store through PCs, a content download service of the PlayStation®Network. Although unlikely, it is possible that the passwords of a small percentage of PlayStation®Network users may have been changed through unauthorized access, making it possible to view users’ personal information and/or use the Wallet for the PlayStation®Store. PlayStation®Network accounts do not display entire credit card numbers, so any unauthorized access to your PlayStation®Network account is very unlikely to compromise your credit card number,” the giant said through a release on its US PS Website.

 

“We have taken immediate measures to rectify this issue and system security is restored.

 

We have investigated the extent of unauthorized access and possible alteration of passwords that could have occurred before corrective measures were taken, and are directly contacting customers who may have been affected by this incident. In order to verify that your account is intact, we strongly suggest that PlayStation®Network users sign in to the service. If you can successfully sign in with your pre-set password, your account is not affected by this incident.”

 

It appears now that all Slims are working, while PS3 phats are still having issues.

 

This should be over soon. We’ll keep you posted.

 

http://www.gamesthirst.com/2010/03/01/sony...used-lock-down/

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