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my router is not working for my ps3 how do i fix it

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Answer #1: Posted by princessmimi on December 3rd, 2011 6:04 PM

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is you internet adapter cord to your ps3 hoocked up tou your router? and is your router turned on correctly alos try turing it off for a while and see if it works after that

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