Post updated to recommend the portable version for Windows. Also added a note about firewall/UAC.dirty30 wrote:I downloaded the version of vitaupdate blocker that didn't need python. Make sure your Internet connection is on before running vitaupdate blocker. It will then give you your computer address and a port number on the black pop up screen (ex: 8282). Enter the number it gives you under your advanced settings for a port and see if it works.
I think you're missing something here - this won't let you sign into PSN. You won't be able to connect to the store directly. That was never the point. This is simply so that you can copy content from a PS3 to a Vita TV without updating the latter.NeonAera wrote:By the way, guys. Did I really scr..ed up big time by signing off of PSN on my Vita like my mentioned previously? Just really need to know. Maybe this is why I can't get vitaupdateblocker to work on my vita?? I'm bummed! Wish I didn't sign off, because I thought it was causing problems with OpenCMA and my vita to not connect with my pc. But even if I left my vita signed on 24/7 without signing off, would there been any difference? Would I have to try signing in AGAIN even if I'm basically signed in? For example, like for security reasons to sign in again like at online shops or something.
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Yeah, I know, I'm just trying out vitaupdateblocker on my vita, so I know how to use it in the long run with my vita and pstv; I guess you could say I'm simply experimenting with it on my psvita, trying to get it to connect via proxy and bypass the updates and see how it works out. Now that I some knowledge on how to use it, I'll be using it to block the updates while transferring the games from my ps3 to my pstv like you said on your tutorial; it's just the vitaupdateblocker fails on my psvita to get to PSN, playing games online, the need to sign in is what all the long frustrating fuss and questions coming from me is about.. which is becoming sort of off-topic.. I'm very sorry about that.
BUT tomorrow when my PSTV comes, I'm going to give it a shot anyways! See if putting in a ms that is currently used on my vita presently on firmware 3.18 along with all of my media that's in it, with pstv's firmware 3.20, if it doesn't work, okay looks like all of us, if we want to run TN-V on the PSTV, we have no choice but to either going through another hassle of getting another ms separately for the PSTV itself as well besides getting a PSN game and the PSTV activated, and installing homebrew via PC starting off fresh like how we done before with our vitas, or if you want to exploit your pstv asap NOW, even if it means not being able to play your exploits on your vita temporarily, back up your vita files to pc first for a future ms to restore and use with a vita, so then format the ms to use with pstv, install a game, get it activated, and install exploits. So the conclusion is trying to share ms for both systems are probably not a good idea at all lol It's a shame.. Hope this all helps. It's the least I can do to give back to the hacking scene here 
By the way, Kenkertye, I have question.. does the downloaded PSStore game on the PS3 have to be "fresh"? Meaning just newly downloaded and purchased right off the PSN to install right into my PSTV asap? Or just having any existing PlayStation Store digital PSP, PS games downloaded on my PS3, that is a few days old now, transferred and installed on my PSTV will work to activate? Sorry for the questions lol, I'm still such a noob with all the activation process, how it works, and everything.. I probably have done it in the past, but kinda forgotten about it or something..
My bad about double posting. I kinda dozed off and forgot about the posting rules around here, I'll be sure to be careful next time.
