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I get a driver error, but if this works with other software then it might be good for those backups, nah' mean?
In light of this recent thread, I thought I should ask. Is it actually possible for me to transfer PSN games over to my PS3 running 3.73 OFW?
This method was found on another page;
1.) First what you what do do is download this version of Hamachi
after downloading it, install it and you should have something like this.
2.) after that you wanna click the triangle at the bottom right of hamachi
a drop down menu should come out, click Create New Network you should get something like this
3.) after doing what the description say in the pic
go to start on you computer and search cmd
you should get something like this
what your going do is ping your ip. so what you do is type ping (then type the number in your hamachi, like so
4.) If the ping fail use this step if it pass moved on to part 2
Press start then control panel
then is should open a windows like this
This part extra im not sure if it help...
Part 2 Bridging
1.) ok after you have tested the ping and everything went well now you got bridge it
Press Start then press Network and then click on Network Sharing center
you should get to a page like this click manage network connection
2.) Now this is the part we start bridging
plug a Ethernet cord from laptop/desktop in to your ps3
(Back to the Computer)
bridge your local and hamachi like this
after bridging you should get something like this
now we gotta make sure we can still ping <
Repeat step 3 in part 1.
4.) you local network cable should say it unplug,so turn on your ps3
when it booting up the local area connection should enabled it self for a brief second, showing that it function properly
, it say unplug after.
5.) then go to setting on xmb(your ps3 menu)
go down to system setting
then go to data transfer utility
just the first option if you sending and second on if you receiving.
after clicking what choice take a look at your local area connection. if it enabled your ready to go
I get a driver error, but if this works with other software then it might be good for those backups, nah' mean?
In light of this recent thread, I thought I should ask. Is it actually possible for me to transfer PSN games over to my PS3 running 3.73 OFW?
This method was found on another page;
1.) First what you what do do is download this version of Hamachi
after downloading it, install it and you should have something like this.
2.) after that you wanna click the triangle at the bottom right of hamachi
a drop down menu should come out, click Create New Network you should get something like this
3.) after doing what the description say in the pic
go to start on you computer and search cmd
you should get something like this
what your going do is ping your ip. so what you do is type ping (then type the number in your hamachi, like so
4.) If the ping fail use this step if it pass moved on to part 2
Press start then control panel
then is should open a windows like this
This part extra im not sure if it help...
Part 2 Bridging
1.) ok after you have tested the ping and everything went well now you got bridge it
Press Start then press Network and then click on Network Sharing center
you should get to a page like this click manage network connection
2.) Now this is the part we start bridging
plug a Ethernet cord from laptop/desktop in to your ps3
(Back to the Computer)
bridge your local and hamachi like this
after bridging you should get something like this
now we gotta make sure we can still ping <
Repeat step 3 in part 1.
4.) you local network cable should say it unplug,so turn on your ps3
when it booting up the local area connection should enabled it self for a brief second, showing that it function properly
, it say unplug after.
5.) then go to setting on xmb(your ps3 menu)
go down to system setting
then go to data transfer utility
just the first option if you sending and second on if you receiving.
after clicking what choice take a look at your local area connection. if it enabled your ready to go
