Post: downgraded to 3.55
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05-04-2013, 03:51 PM
#1
JohnDillinger7
Haxor!
05-06-2013, 08:27 AM
#11
JohnDillinger7
Haxor!
Originally posted by BLiNDzZ
ok go to recovery menu even if it does blue screen, plug in your controller then press down on the d pad 5 time then wait a second then press start and select at the same time then wait it should up (put a different CFW on your usb PS3/UPDATE/PS3UPDAT.PUP) then just give it some time and it should load up a different CFW fixing your problem if that doesnt work take out your hard drive and put it in a different ps3 (this will make the hdd format) then put the hard drive back into your CFW ps3 and try to boot again
I was nerves bout trying to format in my other ps3 cause that's on ofw and I have no clue what sonys pumping in them and didn't want to tinker with that 1. first thing that came to mind when this happened was OMG SONY HOW'
THEY KNOW! lol this ps is already banned 
I only did this to clean it up and start over fresh and this is the thanx I get from her. lol thanx a lot guys I will try that alt ps3 format. still no PC program to access ps3 hdd? you know like winhiip for ps2 hdd?
05-06-2013, 08:27 AM
#12
mschumacher69
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by JohnDillinger7
nope! well I think it does enter recovery, soon as it double beeps it goes to blue screen, if I hit circle the screen goes black
Originally posted by JohnDillinger7
no its not the wire, I did try my component wires witch run original ps video output but still blue to black, I put the original 60gb hdd in it and everything works fine, swap back to 500gb and its blue again.
OK then. Put the 60GB back in, make sure QA is enabled and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 to make sure you dehashed the downgrader CFW.
Then, format your 500GB HDD on your laptop, put it in the PS3 and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 when it asks you to re-install System Software.
Once on Rogero 3.55 v3.7 and the 500GB HDD, install the CFW that you want. Which CFW are you planning to install and why did you downgrade first place?
05-06-2013, 08:32 AM
#13
JohnDillinger7
Haxor!
Originally posted by mschumacher69
OK then. Put the 60GB back in, make sure QA is enabled and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 to make sure you dehashed the downgrader CFW.
Then, format your 500GB HDD on your laptop, put it in the PS3 and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 when it asks you to re-install System Software.
Once on Rogero 3.55 v3.7 and the 500GB HDD, install the CFW that you want. Which CFW are you planning to install and why did you downgrade first place?
Then, format your 500GB HDD on your laptop, put it in the PS3 and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 when it asks you to re-install System Software.
Once on Rogero 3.55 v3.7 and the 500GB HDD, install the CFW that you want. Which CFW are you planning to install and why did you downgrade first place?
I was just cleaning it up, wanted to start fresh, 60gb has 355 37 rogero but 500 hdd still gives me blue screen. my pc installs it like its recognized but cant view it. u think a defrag app would find it?
05-06-2013, 08:34 AM
#14
mschumacher69
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by JohnDillinger7
nope! well I think it does enter recovery, soon as it double beeps it goes to blue screen, if I hit circle the screen goes black
Originally posted by JohnDillinger7
I was just cleaning it up, wanted to start fresh, 60gb has 355 37 rogero but 500 hdd still gives me blue screen. my pc installs it like its recognized but cant view it. u think a defrag app would find it?
No don't defrag, just format it from Disk Management if you right click Computer > Manage
05-06-2013, 09:09 AM
#15
JohnDillinger7
Haxor!
Originally posted by mschumacher69
OK then. Put the 60GB back in, make sure QA is enabled and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 to make sure you dehashed the downgrader CFW.
Then, format your 500GB HDD on your laptop, put it in the PS3 and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 when it asks you to re-install System Software.
Once on Rogero 3.55 v3.7 and the 500GB HDD, install the CFW that you want. Which CFW are you planning to install and why did you downgrade first place?
Then, format your 500GB HDD on your laptop, put it in the PS3 and re-install Rogero 3.55 v3.7 when it asks you to re-install System Software.
Once on Rogero 3.55 v3.7 and the 500GB HDD, install the CFW that you want. Which CFW are you planning to install and why did you downgrade first place?
my pc auto repairs my ps2 hdd soon as I plug it in. ps3 installs gives me the pop up ur hardware is installed and ready to use but its not there lol
---------- Post added at 08:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:38 AM ----------
dude you know I just thought of that and not just that I have a cute lil format app(forgot the name but I installed it to turn my external hdd's to fat32. aw man im tired srry my mind is drifting off
---------- Post added at 09:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:43 AM ----------
Originally posted by mschumacher69
No don't defrag, just format it from Disk Management if you right click Computer > Manage
u r awesome, my app didn't work but disk man did, I formatted to ntfs, computer is reading it now so I think its going to work but ill try it later in ps3 when I have time to finish what I started, just wanted to start fresh with finalized material THANX AGAIN I O U BIG! Almost said f it and went for the TB but I have so many 500's, most not even half filled. u guys ROCK!
05-06-2013, 07:07 PM
#17
mschumacher69
Climbing up the ladder
05-06-2013, 09:04 PM
#18
JohnDillinger7
Haxor!
05-07-2013, 04:10 AM
#19
mschumacher69
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by JohnDillinger7
nope! well I think it does enter recovery, soon as it double beeps it goes to blue screen, if I hit circle the screen goes black
Originally posted by JohnDillinger7
ur not kidding lol I jus thought others had same issue and figured out why. but it was a downgrade from 440 103 rog
Maybe if you switch over to Rebug such things won't happen anymore. Because Rebug CFW can be downgraded without having to use a downgrader PUP, you just enable QA and install Rebug 3.55.4 from XMB.
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