Post: How to use ANY ps3 hdd in your ps3 without formatting
02-07-2011, 06:11 PM #1
santino
Are you high?
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ok i am gonna show you how to make ANY ps3 harddrive work in your ps3 without formatting it so you dont loose info on it. this is great for someone who got a new ps3 and wants to use their old hdd in it.

Here is another way to do it. If YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH THIS METHOD TELL ME ILL HELP THE BEST I CAN THIS SHOULD WORK. I HAVE TESTED ON MULTIPLE CONSOLES. put your real hdd in the system and go into the system restore menu (hold power until turns on and off, then hold again until two beeps) then have nothing else in your console usb wise and then go to system update and press start and select then change your hdd and let it go for a couple of seconds.. then shut the system off and turn it on again with the new hdd still in it and the hdd will work!!




hdd seagate - toshiba now
firmware 3.41 - 3.55 now
60gb - 500 gb now [/COLOR]


AND UR DONE Claps
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05-31-2011, 08:16 PM #137
so how would you get all of your contents from your old HDD to your new HDD?

This just looks like it glitches out the HDD, because its a new whole HDD
06-03-2011, 10:48 AM #138
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blarg43
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This thread is still open? Oo
Read my posts, I explained exactly why this simply will not work.

Seriously guys...
06-03-2011, 12:25 PM #139
Nice awsome rep+
06-06-2011, 10:04 PM #140
Ok from the post i have read this is what I beleive some people don't get:

  • You can't do this method with 2 different firmwares
  • You cannot do 3.55 cfw to 3.61 OFW :(
  • If you wan't to do it must be like 3.55 cfw to 3.55 same cfw :(
06-07-2011, 10:02 PM #141
dukelived
Do a barrel roll!
Hey I did this to just cause i was running out of space on my ps3 and it all worked out fine for about 6 months. The one day I was playing and my ps3 was out completly. I used the same hdd that you have up. I called sony and they said to send it in but i had best buy insurance.. They spent like 5 hours looking at in and right when they were just gonna give me a new ps3 they opened it up and noticed i swapped it with another. The manager was very impressed how I changed hdd but he said i needed to put my old one back in and try it. He said it would void my best buy warrenty. I went home put the original back and it worked perfect for about 2 hours then it went out completly and Best buy just gave me a new ps3. so make sure you keep the original hdd just in case
06-27-2011, 06:51 PM #142
ps3cfwhacker
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top news i think.i have a ylod hope it helps
06-27-2011, 07:11 PM #143
1305nico1305
Do a barrel roll!
hey can we still do this with 3.66?
06-27-2011, 07:37 PM #144
YnO
~♣°Yamata no Orochi°♣~
Originally posted by 1305nico1305 View Post
hey can we still do this with 3.66?


try it, and then you´ll know.....
06-27-2011, 10:25 PM #145
ps3cfwhacker
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Originally posted by YnO View Post
try it, and then you´ll know.....


NA DIDNT WORK FOR Me. i have glod after doing the otheros++.and trying to go back to ofw just bricked the machine giving me no video or sound.when i go to recovery it gives me all kinds of errors.does anybody know how to fix this.thanks in advanceCool Man (aka Tustin)

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doesnt work for the glod

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