Post: How to Bypass 4.60 Update
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06-24-2014, 04:15 AM
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Ace Hood
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Extract the files, then double click on "YABStart.bat", you should see a quick CMD box pop up and close almost instantly, once that is done go to CMD, type in "ipconfig".
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My IPv4 Address is 192.168.0.100, yours may be different, but that is the number we're looking for.
Now go on to your PS3, go to network settings, custom, keep going until you hit Proxy settings, type in your IPv4 Address, and change the port to 27.
You should be able to log onto PSN now.
Use this at your OWN risk, I'm not responsible for any bans & shit..
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06-24-2014, 04:38 AM
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ByteSource
League Champion
Originally posted by Ace
Download YAB 1.8(Yet another bypass) :
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Extract the files, then double click on "YABStart.bat", you should see a quick CMD box pop up and close almost instantly, once that is done go to CMD, type in "ipconfig".
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My IPv4 Address is 192.168.0.100, yours may be different, but that is the number we're looking for.
Now go on to your PS3, go to network settings, custom, keep going until you hit Proxy settings, type in your IPv4 Address, and change the port to 27.
You should be able to log onto PSN now.
Use this at your OWN risk, I'm not responsible for any bans & shit.
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Extract the files, then double click on "YABStart.bat", you should see a quick CMD box pop up and close almost instantly, once that is done go to CMD, type in "ipconfig".
You must login or register to view this content.
My IPv4 Address is 192.168.0.100, yours may be different, but that is the number we're looking for.
Now go on to your PS3, go to network settings, custom, keep going until you hit Proxy settings, type in your IPv4 Address, and change the port to 27.
You should be able to log onto PSN now.
Use this at your OWN risk, I'm not responsible for any bans & shit.
lmao, what does your pc have to do anything with your ps3 including You must login or register to view this content.
06-24-2014, 04:42 AM
#6
Jarvis123 xOGx
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