Post: How to Fix PS3 Error 80010029 and 80024611 *Working*
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12-25-2011, 01:52 AM
#1
Klots
COD Recovery
Follow these steps and you will be able to fix it. Ok lets start off...
Steps:
1. Now go turn On the PS3 which you see the 80010029 error
1. Backup Up your PS3 using a USB or a Card Reader. (Basically anything that the PS3 can detect when backing it up) Go to System Settings -> Backup Utility -> Back up
2. Format your hard drive by going to the "System Settings" and go down to "Format Utility"
3. Now with the USB (the one you backed up your PS3 with), put into the PS3 USB
4. Do a restore on the PS3. Go to System Settings -> Backup Utility -> Restore
5. When Restoring, when it is about to finish you might or might not get an error, don't worry that's normal. (Carry on to step 6 if you had the error)
6. Now the if you had the error it just press Circle or Cross. Now the PS3 system will turn off.
7. When you next turn it on it will say "rebuild database", that's normal.
And now you should have done it and you should now be able to Data Transfer. Well done
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12-25-2011, 02:18 AM
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12-25-2011, 12:10 PM
#4
Insight
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Originally posted by Klots
I have come around the problem. It seems to me that there are some corrupted files in the "Game Data Utility" and "Save data Utility". And I have found a way to fix it. So this is a tutorial on how to Fix the PS3 Error 80010029 and 80024611.
Follow these steps and you will be able to fix it. Ok lets start off...
Steps:
1. Now go turn On the PS3 which you see the 80010029 error
1. Backup Up your PS3 using a USB or a Card Reader. (Basically anything that the PS3 can detect when backing it up) Go to System Settings -> Backup Utility -> Back up
2. Format your hard drive by going to the "System Settings" and go down to "Format Utility"
3. Now with the USB (the one you backed up your PS3 with), put into the PS3 USB
4. Do a restore on the PS3. Go to System Settings -> Backup Utility -> Restore
5. When Restoring, when it is about to finish you might or might not get an error, don't worry that's normal. (Carry on to step 6 if you had the error)
6. Now the if you had the error it just press Circle or Cross. Now the PS3 system will turn off.
7. When you next turn it on it will say "rebuild database", that's normal.
And now you should have done it and you should now be able to Data Transfer. Well done
Tutorial found by me (You must login or register to view this content.)
100% Noob Proof Tutorial[/COLOR]
Follow these steps and you will be able to fix it. Ok lets start off...
Steps:
1. Now go turn On the PS3 which you see the 80010029 error
1. Backup Up your PS3 using a USB or a Card Reader. (Basically anything that the PS3 can detect when backing it up) Go to System Settings -> Backup Utility -> Back up
2. Format your hard drive by going to the "System Settings" and go down to "Format Utility"
3. Now with the USB (the one you backed up your PS3 with), put into the PS3 USB
4. Do a restore on the PS3. Go to System Settings -> Backup Utility -> Restore
5. When Restoring, when it is about to finish you might or might not get an error, don't worry that's normal. (Carry on to step 6 if you had the error)
6. Now the if you had the error it just press Circle or Cross. Now the PS3 system will turn off.
7. When you next turn it on it will say "rebuild database", that's normal.
And now you should have done it and you should now be able to Data Transfer. Well done
Tutorial found by me (You must login or register to view this content.)
100% Noob Proof Tutorial[/COLOR]
Don't I get any credit
12-27-2011, 02:15 PM
#6
Klots
COD Recovery
Originally posted by anger007
silly question - doesnt rebuild database from recovery do the same thing without all the hassle of backing up and restoring?
I don't believe so I've tried that many times before i found this method
---------- Post added at 02:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:13 PM ----------
Originally posted by xHYYPZ
Nice one!:y:
Thanks :y:
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