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PS3 PROBLEM HELP ILL REP
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80710092 ERROR NEEEEED HELP PLEASE ILL REP
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Some people may currently find they are having an issue siging into PSN, with the following message appearing:
'An error has occured. You have been signed out of the PlayStation Network.(80710092).
You may also be currently encountering the error code 8071053D or 80710D36.
This can be related to Maintenance and numbers of people on the servers.
However when maintenance is not occuring and the error code is still present, this will be related to your internet connection. If you have a new router I would make sure it has the latest firmware installed for it, and when setting up ensure there are no firewalls/additional security activated.
In regards to the connection the ISP (Internet Service Provider) sometimes make amendments to the connection so check with them there are no issues there. Additional functions such as DMZ and Port Numbers can also be used for a better connection.
'An error has occured. You have been signed out of the PlayStation Network.(80710092).
You may also be currently encountering the error code 8071053D or 80710D36.
This can be related to Maintenance and numbers of people on the servers.
However when maintenance is not occuring and the error code is still present, this will be related to your internet connection. If you have a new router I would make sure it has the latest firmware installed for it, and when setting up ensure there are no firewalls/additional security activated.
In regards to the connection the ISP (Internet Service Provider) sometimes make amendments to the connection so check with them there are no issues there. Additional functions such as DMZ and Port Numbers can also be used for a better connection.
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There's your problem, you have a PS3
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