Managed to get your PS3 banned from PlayStation Network? It’s annoying right, All those Familiar demos and media could be at your finger- tips, but alas you just can’t quite reach. Well now you might be able to fix that thanks to a post over at PS3Hax.

This is confirmed to work if the error you receive when trying to access the PSN is error number 8002A227.
You’ll be needing: PS3DNS-GUI and PSID.
Sitting comfortably? Then we shall begin:
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This is confirmed to work if the error you receive when trying to access the PSN is error number 8002A227.
You’ll be needing: PS3DNS-GUI and PSID.
Sitting comfortably? Then we shall begin:
- Download the above mentioned required files (obviously enough).
- Run PS3-DNS-GUI and choose your IP and region.
- Go to Tools – Rewrite – PS3DNS – eth0 – Rules – Add
- Enter every field just as it is in the image here below. The part that says ‘original console ID’ will need the ID from the banned machine, No spaces!
- Change the last digit of your ID to 1.
- Hit OK.
- On your PS3 and in your network settings, enter your DNS as your PC’s IP. Turn on Proxy and enter your PCs IP as the Host and 8888 in Port.
- Try to log in to PSN – you should sign in fine.
- Open PSID and click Square. This changes your console ID to a random one.
- You should now be able to enter the PSN Store.
- Confirm that you have your original console ID in PSID.
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