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• PS Vita Error Code CO-11019-2

  My brother bought Minecraft on his account but we didn’t know the PS3 editon came with the Vita edtion. I want to put the Vita edtion on my Vita, but it’s linked to my account, not my brother’s. So when I connect it, I get the error code CD-11019-2, is something else, or bad DRM?

  I see, well, looks like I’m down another 20 dollars

• Error code 9968 2

  The error code related to my password bejng wrong but iv changed it 4 times nowi i know its fine as im logged in in here although it wont work on the vita, im dissapointed that its let me spend money to purchase the game but when it comes to downloading i get this

  Hi 
         Can you see your hard drive in the BIOS ??? When system starts hit the bios key displayed on screen to get into the BIOS
  . When you see the bios look to see if your Primary Drive is visible . If not your drive has failed and would need to be replaced .          Post your results   Checkurtech
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• Acquire semaphore gives error Code = 0

  I have incorporated a semaphore into our software.  The semaphore protection works fine for a little while then gives a mysterious error code = 0.  From that point on, no semaphore operations will work correctly.  Has anyone ever seen this error?  Any clue what it might mean.  There is no message included with the error.
  During Debugging I incorporated a mechanism to destroy that semaphore and get a new one.  I found that I can create a new semaphore but when the new semaphore is used, the reference is invalid.  I am using unique named semaphores.  I’m thinking that once the error occurs, the semaphore core is somehow corrupted.
  This is occurring in built code running on windows server 2003.
  Jim West
  Summitek Instruments

  I’m not following the reasoning that there is a race condition. It seems to me that if the semaphore works as advertised… meaning that the «Test and Set» action is correct.  There can never be a race condition of the kind that multiple processes lock the same semaphore.
  In my webserver, there are two pieces to the puzzle.  The server that creates/destroys the semaphore and the processes that acquire/release the semaphore.
  The main server, which is always running, creates a named semaphore.  Places that reference in a global.  Let’s called it REF.  On shutdown, the semaphore is destroyed.
  When running, a user requests a web page which then spawns off another handler process using a VI template (VIT).  Within this vi instance, the REF is used to Acquire the semaphore, do the protected action, and release the semaphore.  This will happen hundreds of times with no error.  Then, at some point an acquire is called and the acquire semaphore times out.  You can be sure that I have instrumented the code in such a way to tell me if a release failed or some other error.
  One possibility is that the VIT instance spontaneously exits after the semaphore is acquired.  I don’t believe that this is happening but there would not be any way to ‘log’ that behaviour.
  It is possible that multiple VITs will attempt to acquire the semaphore using REF.  But that is why I am using the semaphore, to stack up the acquires in a methodology similar to stacking on non-reentrant vis.
  Jim West

• Cannot delete file from external hard drive (error code 36) in Finder, but Terminal is ok

  I have a relatively new Macbook Pro Retina 15″ and have a Western Digital 1 TB Passport.  I’ve been using the passport for about a year now without any problems on older Macbooks in my house.  I used to be able to read and write to this drive no problem.  I am using the Paragon NTFS for Mac software in order to read and write to the NTFS drive.  When I navigate through the drive in Finder, if I try to create a new folder, I do not have a problem.  If I try to delete that folder I just created, I get this error:
  The Finder can’t complete the operation because some data in “untitled folder” can’t be read or written.
  (Error code -36)
  The folder has nothing in it whatsoever.  I just created it.  But if I go to Terminal and I run
  rm -rf «untitled folder»
  This works fine.  Why is Terminal acting different than Finder?  This does not happen on my other Macbooks.  Thanks in advance.

  Thanx for such qucik reply!!! The pages were great, it had an answer for my problem, but unfortunately it also involved me dealing with it only on the MacIntosh HD itself, not on mounted external drive I suppose… So it didn’t work they say that there is an icon in the left corner indicating locked folder — I don’t see any icon on it. It says you can untick the box to unlock the folder — there is no tick to be unticked. Finally, they say that if I don’t have permition or rights I cannot delete it. But how do i change permittion which already says that i can read and write in it? So everything appears to be normal only I cannot delete it. there is not even any warnig telling me I don’t have enough rights, it just requires the password and after me typing it in it makes the sound of scraping paper but does nothing more. I aslo had some problems with emptying Trash after being seemingly succesful with one file and had got so far to have them appear in the Trash (no clue how this one actully got there though..) I followd the advice and emptied the Trash with Terminal. The Folder is still there but it shows 0 Kb… So far so good BUT: It is still on the external drive, so I obviously only managed to copy it into the Trash!!! Phew, innit a bit too tight to poor owners, this macbook?? I want my rights back!

• Report generation failed—-​error code:-1720​5; Access Denied.

  Hi, All
      i have a trouble about report generation.it seems the error happened at the «write UUT report»—this step is teststand report generation’DLL.
      detail:
      An error occurred calling ‘Save’ in ‘Report’ of ‘NI TestStand 2010 SP1 API’
  Access Denied.. Error writing to file ‘D:programseqxxx.xml’.
  The file might be open in another application. If file access is intermittently denied, you should try disabling the Microsoft FindFast utility. 
      error code:-17205; Access Denied.
      locationtep ‘Write UUT Report’ of sequence ‘Single Pass’ in ‘SequentialModel.Seq’
      How to fix it?
      Thanks a lot.
  BR

  Hm, it looks like the file might be open in another application. If you see that file accesss is intermittently denied, you should try disabling the Microsoft FindFast utility.
  CTA, CLA, MTFBWY

• There was a recent upadate on my PC, however it does not work. A error code comes up which says, min version is not compatible with max version. And I caanot open my browser. Please help.

  I do a system restore which allows me to open my browser. Without this I cannot open my browser — the error code comes up every time.

  Do a clean (re)install
  * Download a fresh Firefox copy from http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/all.html and save the file to the desktop.
  * Uninstall your current Firefox version and remove the Firefox program folder before installing that copy of the Firefox installer.
  * Don’t remove personal data when uninstalling.
  * It is important to delete the Firefox program folder to remove all the files and make sure that there are no problems with files that were leftover after uninstalling.
  From https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/764376

• My ipod touch is not list as a device on itunes.  When I tried do update itunes, I get a ox8007054f error code and the update will not complete.

  My ipod touch is not listed as a device when connected to my computer.  As suggested I attempted to download the latest of itunes.  I got an
  ox8007054f error code and the down load will not complete.  I have also tried to restore my computer to an earlier setting, but it will
  not accept the change.

  Have you looked at this completed previos discussion. It discusses 0x8007054F.
  Re: Error message when trying to install iTunes

• Capturing oracle error codes into a variable

  Hi
  Can someone show me how it is possible to save an Oracle defined error code into a variable? What I am trying to do is when a stored procedure fails an Oracle error is raised, such as ORA-xxxx, then pass this code into variable to be saved into a log.
  How do I achieve this?

  user633278 wrote:
  How do I achieve this?Function SQLCODE in PL/SQL exception handler returns error code. SQLERRM returns message:
  SQL> declare
    2      x number;
    3  begin
    4      x := 1/0;
    5    exception
    6      when others
    7        then
    8          dbms_output.put_line(‘Error code: ‘ || SQLCODE);
    9          dbms_output.put_line(‘Error message: ‘ || SQLERRM);
  10  end;
  11  /
  Error code: -1476
  Error message: ORA-01476: divisor is equal to zero
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  SQL> SY.

• Error Code:942 While Scheduling a report in BI Publisher

  Hi All,
  I am trying to schedule one report in BI Publisher.
  After Clicking Submit Button while scheduling report,i get following error:
  Exception [TOPLINK-4002] (Oracle TopLink — 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.0.0) (Build 080319)): oracle.toplink.exceptions.DatabaseException Internal Exception: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist Error Code: 942 Call: UPDATE SEQUENCE SET SEQ_COUNT = SEQ_COUNT + 50 WHERE SEQ_NAME = ‘JOB_ID_SEQ’ Query: DataModifyQuery()
  Kindly Help me in resolving this issue
  Regards
  Amrita Singh

  i know the issue,i can give quick fix, but in-order to make sure you don’t get another glitch like this.
  I would recommend, you to install the scheduler in another schema or another db.
  Re-installing the scheduler schema tables will fix this.

• ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [ktsircinfo_num1]

  While taking export of a table received EXP error and while dropping/selecting the same gor ora-600 errors.
  . . exporting table TEST4
  EXP-00003: no storage definition found for segment(29, 371385)
  SQL >Drop table test4 cascade;
  ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [ktsircinfo_num1], [29], [29], [371385], [], [], [], []
  sql> Desc test4;
  ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [ktsircinfo_num1], [29], [29], [371385], [], [], [], []
  I dont want to log TAR with oracle right now… I tried dropping and recreating Undo tablespace but still did not help much . Database version is 9204

  hi
  read metalink ID — 153788.1
  CHeers

• Transport control program tp ended with error code 0212

  Hi all,
  I have created a two system landscape of development & production server. But while I am releasing any request from develpoment server a error is showing: » Transport control program tp ended with error code 0212 Errors: could not access file as supposed (see dev_tp or S».I have chosen development server as domain controller. TMS alert viewer error message also contains the following information——>command: TMS_MGR_READ_TRANSPORT_QUEUE
                                                                         service: transport service
                                                                         start : online
                                                                         Function: TMS_TP_SHOW_BUFFER
                                                                         message: TP_REPORTED_ERROR
  In import monitor it’s showing : «tp finished: could not access file as supposed (see dev_tp or SLOG1113.K»
  Can you tell me how to resolve this issue?

  dev_tp contains:    
  This is R3trans.exe version 6.14 (release 700 — 09.04.10 — 11:26:00).
  unicode enabled version
  usage: R3trans.exe [<options>] <control_file>
  The control_file describes what R3trans has to do.
  The following options are possible:
  -c f1 f2 : Copy file f1 to f2 with character set conversion.
  -d       : DB connect. Test if SAP database is available.
  -i file  : Import from file without using a control file.
  -l file  : List the contents of file to the log file.
  -m file  : List the contents of file to allow tp to create a cofile.
  -t       : Test. All database changes are rolled back.
  -t4      : Trace level 4. Switch on developer trace.
  -u <int> : Unconditional modes. See below.
  -v       : Verbose. Write more details to the log file.
  -w file  : Log file. The default log file is ‘trans.log’.
  -x       : DB connect without access on any SAP table.
  R3trans.exe finished (0012).
  & the slog file is not there in the trans/log directory

• While activating a request in DSO getting error code 10

  While activating a request in DSO getting error code 10
  Hi All,
  I am trying to load data into Billing: Condition Data (0SD_O06) using 2LIS_13_VDKON. First while loading data I am getting error
  Record 8778 :InfoObject SOLD_TO does not contain alpa-conforming value 100000 which I changed manually in PSA maintenence and tried to load data again and now I am getting an error (Error 10 in the update) ID:RSAR No119.
  I have checked the formula in Transformation and it works fine. Still I am not able to load data.
  Please help.
  Thanks and regards
  Vishal Pardeshi

  Check the log for the request from the manage screen of the DSO, it will be there next to the monitor button.
  Otherwise you can check the error from the monitor screen of the request in Details tab.
  Veerendra.

• Some data in … could not be read or written. (Error code -36).

  Hello.
  I just got a Lacie 512mb disk, and thought it would be ideal for running my iTunes library off of. Got the disk, ran it through its paces, hooked it up to my Mac mini, and I can’t seem to copy hardly any files over. Here’s one error (but you can replace «iTunes Library» with any song and it’s the same thing)…
  ‘The Finder cannot complete the operation because some data in «iTunes Library» could not be read or written. (Error code -36).’
  So, I think there’s disk or file damage, etc. I boot off an external and run Disk Utility, DiskWarrior and TechToolPro against it — everything checks out fine.
  But I can’t copy files from the mini’s internal to my external Repair Boot disk or the Lacie 512. Always that same -36.
  So, at first I think it’s the mini, then I think it’s the Lacie, because it’s new, so I reformat it: same issue. And that coupled with it won’t copy to my Repair Boot, makes me think the mini again.
  But, I’ve got a g1 iPod mini hooked up (formatted in hfsj+), and I can copy this file to the iPod mini, but no where else. I not sure what this makes me think.
  And, I can duplicate the file on the Mac mini. In fact, if it’s a song file that won’t copy (none of them will), I can play it just fine.
  Thanks.
  Mac mini   Mac OS X (10.4.3)  

  I experienced a problem in a familiar way.
  After a recording session I tried to copy the complete folder with session and sound files to another disk (original and target disk both LaCie d2 250 FW800).
  Somehow the proces stopped prompting an -36 error over some files.
  When I look up these files in the Finder, it seems to have an iTunes audio-file icon instead of a ProTools audio-file icon (and so other standard app to open with). All the other files will copy fine. The files will play with quicktime in the preview window.
  Any-one a solution?
  Almost seems like some kind of copy protection, like implied earlier in this thread. I hope it’s not. These are the originals…

• «the finder cannot complete the operation because some data in [name of iMovie file] could not be read or written (Error Code 26)

  Hi all,
  I have an iMovie project in iMovie HD 6.0.3. (Mac OS 10.5.8)
  It plays, but I cannot copy the file (including saving it to a flash drive). I get either a message
  «the finder cannot complete the operation because some data in [name of
  iMovie file] could not be read or written (Error Code 26)» or the
  message «A project file is missing. The file [name of the QuickTime
  movie inside the project.dv] couldn’t be opened and is being skipped.»
  This happened suddenly, I was able to save a backup version numerous
  times while working on the project.
  I followed some of Karl Petersen’s advise on apple discussions. I opened
  the package contents, and everything seems to be there. The source file
  (original QuickTime movie) is there and can be opened and played. I
  replaced the current project file with the backup in the package
  contents, but that did not change anything. I was able to export the
  movie timeline into a new project as a single clip, but would like to be
  able to copy the current project.
  Thanks for any ideas..

  Make sure all drives are formatted as «Mac OS Extended». (Journalling preferred, but not necessary).

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   PS Vita error code list
   

   C2-9693-7
   3G model error. Update the system software to resolve this issue.
   If you have access to Wi-Fi, a PC, or a PS3 With an Internet connection, please take the SIM card out of Vita system.
   Then restart the Vita system and update the system software by Wi-Fi, PC, or PS3. Turn OFF the system after the update and insert the SIM.
   C0-10139-4
   PSN connection error. This error can be caused by connecting to a free access point.
   Try the following steps to resolve this error:
   1. If you have other access points, please change to another one.
   2. Open the router port.
   3. Restart the application or the system.
   4. If the error still occurs, please format the Vita system [Settings]>[Format]>[Restore the PS Vita System].
   NP-10018-0
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   You must wait the duration of your suspension before you may access the PSN.
   You will receive an email within 24 hours advising you how long your suspension will last.
   NP-10019-1
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   You must wait the duration of your suspension before you may access the PSN.
   You will receive an email within 24 hours advising you how long your suspension will last.
   NP-2072-1
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   You must wait the duration of your suspension before you may access the PSN.
   NP-2073-2
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   You must wait the duration of your suspension before you may access the PSN.
   NP-2074-3
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   You must wait the duration of your suspension before you may access the PSN.
   NP-2146-3
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   You must wait the duration of your suspension before you may access the PSN.
   NP-2153-1
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   You must wait the duration of your suspension before you may access the PSN.
   C2-11263-3
   Connection failed
   If you receive this error while your PS Vita is connected to a PS3, please update the PS3 to the latest system software.
   If you receive this error while your PS Vita is connected to a computer, please update the Content Manager Assistant (CMA) to the most recent version.
   NW-2029-3
   Could not connect to the network.
   If you are connected via Wi-Fi, please try the troubleshooting options below:
   1. Check to see if the Router’s initial setting is done.
   2. Check the Router’s cable and battery connection.
   3. Move the Vita closer to the access point and try to connect connection closer.
   4. On your Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if any of the following: IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings have been set to «manual.» If so, try changing these settings to «automatic.»
   If you are connected via 3G, please try the troubleshooting options below:
   1.Please check the settings status at [Settings]>[Network]>[Mobile Network Settings]
   2.Try internet connection test at [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Test]
   C2-10999-8
   Wi-Fi connection failed
   1. Check to see if the Router’s initial setting is done.
   2. Check the Router’s cable and battery connection.
   3. Move the Vita closer to the access point and try to connect connection closer.
   4. On your Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if any of the following: IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings have been set to «manual.» If so, try changing these settings to «automatic.»
   C2-13346-7
   Wi-Fi connection failed
   1. Check to see if the Router’s initial setting is done.
   2. Check the Router’s cable and battery connection.
   3. Move the Vita closer to the access point and try to connect connection closer.
   4. On your Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if any of the following: IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings have been set to «manual.» If so, try changing these settings to «automatic.»
   5. If the security type of the access point is «WEP», confirm that the WEP key is correctly set.
   C2-11000-2
   Network connection failed
   1. Check if the Router’s initial setting is done
   2. Check if Router’s cable connection / battery is fine
   3. Try connection closer to the access point
   4. On Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the user has manually set IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings although manual setting should not be done by user.
   NW-9738-7
   Temporal server error
   1. Check to see if the Router’s initial setting is done.
   2. Check the Router’s cable and battery connection.
   3. Move the Vita closer to the access point and try to connect connection closer.
   4. On your Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if any of the following: IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings have been set to «manual.» If so, try changing these settings to «automatic.»
   C2-13041-9
   The connection to the server was lost during the connection test.
   1. Check to see if the Router’s initial setting is done.
   2. Check the Router’s cable and battery connection.
   3. Move the Vita closer to the access point and try to connect connection closer.
   4. On your Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if any of the following: IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings have been set to «manual.» If so, try changing these settings to «automatic.»
   NP-2077-6
   You must sign in with the account that is linked with this PS Vita system.
   Go to [Settings]>[PlayStation Network] and check that the online ID and sign-in ID(email address)
   match what you are trying to use.
   NP-2100-3
   You must sign in with the account that is linked with this PS Vita system.
   Go to [Settings]>[PlayStation Network] and check that the online ID and sign-in ID(email address)
   match what you are trying to use.
   NW-3152-1
   Cannot find the Wi-Fi access point
   1. Go to [Settings]>[Network]>Internet Connection status] and confirm that SSID is correct.
   2. Please try connecting to Wi-Fi nearer the access point after checking the Access Point is turned ON.
   3. Check the radio standard of Access Point and confirm that the PS Vita can use it.
   C1-6545-0
   Error during update
   1. If this error occurs during initial settings, choose «No» at «Do you want use your account on the PS Vita system?»
   2. Try updating again.
   — If the error still occurs, please go to [Safe Mode]>[Update System Software], and then carry out update.
   C0-12038-4
   The PS3™ system has been disconnected.
   1. Pull out and reinsert the USB cable.
   2. If no connection is made, please restart both the PS3 and PS Vita.
   C0-11269-9
   The PS3™ system has been disconnected.
   1. Pull out and reinsert the USB cable.
   2. If no connection is made, please restart the CMA.
   3. If the two devices still fail to connect, please restart the PC and Vita.
   C0-11268-8
   The PC has been disconnected.
   1. Pull out and reinsert the USB cable.
   2. If no connection is made, please restart the CMA.
   3. If the two devices still fail to connect, please restart the PC and Vita.
   NP-9522-8
   Temporal server error
   1. Restart the application.
   2. If no connection is made, please restart the PS Vita system.
   NP-10805-4
   Application error
   1. Restart the application.
   2. If no connection is made, please restart the PS Vita system.
   NW-3153-2
   Network Security setting is incorrect.
   When setting up the network, the wrong security type may have been chosen. Confirm if your network security is either WPA-TKIP or WEP, and check the correct type at setting [Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>Setting Display.
   NW-3158-7
   Network Security setting is incorrect.
   When setting up the network, the wrong security type may have been chosen. Confirm if your network security is either WPA-TKIP or WEP, and check the correct type at setting [Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>Setting Display.
   C0-12037-3
   Could not connect to the PC.
   Check that Content Manager Assistant is running on the PC. If Content Manager Assistant is running, an icon will be displayed in the notification area (task tray).
   1. Pull out and reinsert the USB cable.
   2. If no connection is made, please restart the CMA.
   3. If the two devices still fail to connect, please restart the PC and Vita.
   C0-12039-5
   Could not connect to the PC.
   Check that Content Manager Assistant is running on the PC. If Content Manager Assistant is running, an icon will be displayed in the notification area (task tray).
   If Content Manager Assistant is not running, start the CMA. You should see a message on the computer the confirms the two devices are connected.
   NP-2173-3
   PSN connection error
   Make sure both the PS3 and PS Vita are signed-in to PSN with the same account. Then, on the PS3 navigate to [Network]>[Remote Play] and confirm your user ID (email address) is shown on the Remote play display.
   NW-2469-1
   Network connection error
   Confirm the PS Vita’s Network Settings, paying special attention to the IP address.
   NP-9978-3
   Activation error
   System activation for this account is temporarily suspended. Please note: Users cannot activate any PSP, PS3 or PS Vita system using the same account more than 15 times in 24 hours.
   Please try again in 1 week after the system lock has been lifted.
   C0-9422-7
   Activation error
   System activation for this account is temporarily suspended. Please note: Users cannot activate any PSP, PS3 or PS Vita system using the same account more than 15 times in 24 hours.
   Please try again in 1 week after the system lock has been lifted.
   NW-2514-2
   Network connection error
   First, please confirm that the URL you’ve entered into the browser is correct. Then, please check following:
   1. Verify that the router’s initial startup is done.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NP-2244-2
   The connection to the server has been lost.
   If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-2305-0
   The network connection has been lost.
   If you received this error while playing a game, the game’s server is busy or under maintenance.
   Check the game title’s website to see if there’s a notice of server maintenance.
   If the error occurred during PSN sign-in, please try again. The server may be busy.
   If the error still occurs continuously, please recheck your network connection settings.
   NW-2030-5
   Could not connect to the network.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9734-3
   Domain Name System is not set.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option. This type of connection may require a Proxy.
   NW-9735-4
   Connection timed out
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9741-1
   Connection failed
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9742-2
   Connection failed
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9733-2
   Domain Name System response is incorrect.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9736-5
   Server error
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9737-6
   Server response is incorrect.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9740-0
   Connection failed
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-8944-5
   Connection timed out
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-5603-4
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-9739-8
   Connection failed
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NP-10040-5
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NP-10041-6
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NP-10042-7
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NP-10039-3
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   1. Verify that the router has completed its initial startup.
   2. Verify that the router’s cable and power connection are fine.
   3. Try connecting closer to the access point.
   4. On the PS Vita, go to [Settings]>[Network]>[Internet Connection Status] and see if the IP address, DNS server, or Proxy settings, have been set «manually.» If so, please try the «automatic» option.
   NW-13348-9
   Could not connect to the network by Wi-Fi
   To troubleshoot this issue, first choose the option below that best matches the status of your network:
   A. Other devices can use the Wi-Fi connection properly
   B. Cannot use the network by any devices
   If you chose A, please confirm that:
   -Network connection ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]) is properly set, using correct access point, security type and password.
   If you chose B, please confirm that:
   -The Access point is properly connected to the network cable.
   -If the PS Vita previously succeeded in connecting to the Wi-Fi, confirm the network connection ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]) has not been changed since last time you connected, and that it is still properly set.
   NW-13347-8
   Could not connect to the network. by Wi-Fi
   To troubleshoot this issue, first choose the option below that best matches the status of your network:
   A. Other devices can use the Wi-Fi connection properly
   B. Cannot use the network by any devices
   If you chose A, please confirm that:
   -Network connection ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]) is properly set, using correct access point, security type and password.
   If you chose B, please confirm that:
   -The Access point is properly connected to the network cable.
   -If the PS Vita previously succeeded in connecting to the Wi-Fi, confirm the network connection ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]) has not been changed since last time you connected, and that it is still properly set.
   For both A and B , please confirm following if the error still occurs.
   1. Verify that the initial router setup has been completed.
   2. Verify that the router has no physical problems with its wiring.
   3. Settings such as IP address/DNS server/proxy settings are not needed, so verify that they are not set on the PS Vita.
   4. If the WEP AP security protocol is being used, verify that the WEP is correct.
   NP-2068-6
   The sign-in ID or password is not correct.
   Please check that your Sign-In ID and password are correct, and retry. If you still cannot sign in, please reset your password, and use the new password to sign in.
   NP-9968-2
   PSN Password is incorrect
   Please confirm that your password is correct. If you still cannot sign in, please reset your password, and use the new password to sign in.
   C0-11270-1
   Could not connect to the PS3™ system.
   Please confirm that the PS3 is set as the same user as the PS Vita, and that it’s not using any application or playing game/music.
   Then please connect the PS Vita to the PS3 using the USB cable.
   C0-11025-9
   Connection error
   Please confirm that your PS Vita system is connected to the PS3 and choose «Update from PS3».
   C0-11026-0
   Connection error
   Please confirm that your PS Vita system is connected to the PS3 and choose «Update from PS3».
   C0-11264-4
   PS3 is not updated to the latest version.
   Please confirm that your PlayStation 3 has the most up-to-date software.
   C0-11284-6
   Network connection has failed while updating.
   Please confirm that both the access point’s and PS Vita’s network settings are correct, and try to update the system again.
   C0-12036-2
   System update required
   Please confirm that the PS Vita has the latest system software.
   C3-4345-6
   System software update error
   Please go to [Safe Mode]>[Update System Software] and update the system software.
   NP-2172-2
   PS3 Remote Play connection error.
   Please go to your PS3 and sign in to PSN. Then navigate to [Network]>[Remote Play]. Please confirm that your sign-in ID (email address) is shown on the display.
   Then try Remote play from PS Vita.
   C0-11024-8
   Connection error
   Please connect the PS Vita system to your computer and select «update by PC»
   C0-13483-9
   Setting Error
   Please restart the system after it shuts down automatically. This may be caused by a hardware issue.
   C2-13484-0
   Setting Error
   Please restart the system after it shuts down automatically. This may be caused by a hardware issue.
   C2-13485-1
   Setting Error
   Please restart the system after it shuts down automatically. This may be caused by a hardware issue.
   C2-13486-2
   Setting Error
   Please restart the system after it shuts down automatically. This may be caused by a hardware issue.
   C2-13487-3
   Setting Error
   Please restart the system after it shuts down automatically. This may be caused by a hardware issue.
   NP-8038-9
   Network error
   Please use the «hard» reset method (hold Power Button for more than 20 Sec, and then hold Power button for 5 sec until the system restarts)
   NP-10007-8
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-10020-3
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-12046-3
   This service is currently undergoing maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-2062-0
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-2176-6
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-2178-8
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-2179-9
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-2181-2
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-9761-3
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-9763-5
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-9765-7
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-9766-8
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-9768-0
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-9769-1
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NP-9771-4
   Network is under maintenance.
   The server is under maintenance, please try again after a while.
   NW-2465-7
   The server is over capacity.
   The server may be busy, please try again after a while.
   NW-3156-5
   Network connection error
   Please move closer to the access point and try again.
   NW-2442-2
   Network connection error
   Please try your connection again.
   NW-2464-6
   Server is very busy
   Please wait and try your connect again later.
   NW-2468-0
   Can’t find the connection
   Please try connecting again. If you’re unable to connect, wait a while and try again later.
   NW-3155-4
   Cannot connect to Wi-Fi access point
   Please move closer to the Wi-Fi access point and try again.
   C2-12828-1
   Hang-up while using application.
   Please try following:
   1. Restart the application. If that fails, please restart the system.
   2. Reformat the PS Vita system.
   3. Delete the application’s saved data.
   4. Reformat the memory card.
   If the error continues to occur, please note the error code and the situation in which it occurs, and contact Consumer Services at 1-800-345-SONY (7669).
   NP-8677-8
   System software error
   Please try following:
   1. Please restart the application.
   2. If that fails to resolve the error, restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, please contact Consumer Services at 1-800-345 SONY (7669).
   NW-8325-8
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8321-4
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8322-5
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8323-6
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8324-7
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8328-1
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8326-9
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8327-0
   Internet connection — AOSS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry AOSS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>{AOSS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   If the error still occurs, your router may have a problem. Please contact your router’s manufacturer to resolve the issue.
   NW-8910-8
   Internet connection — WPS error
   Please try the following:
   1. Retry WPS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>[WPS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   NW-8904-1
   Internet connection -WPS error
   Please try following:
   1. Retry WPS ([Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings]>[WPS]).
   2. Restart the application.
   3. Restart the system.
   NW-11909-0
   The connection to the server has been lost during Standby mode.
   Please try the network connection test at [settings] > [Network] > [network connection test]
   NW-11484-8
   Cannot connect to Wi-Fi access point
   Please move nearer to the access point and try your connection again.
   C3-10696-2
   Downloaded file may be corrupted.
   Please update to the latest system software, and then wait a short while before attempting to redownload the file.
   NP-2061-9
   PSN ended
   PSN closed the connection.
   C1-2741-4
   Memory card or Vita card error
   Gently pull out and reinsert the cards several times. If the error occurs again, please reformat the memory card, or clear the saved data off of the Vita card.
   If the error still occurs, please contact Consumer Services at 1-800-345-SONY (7669).
   C0-11019-2
   Connection failed due to PC error.
   Restart the computer and try the connection again. If this doesn’t solve the issue and you are simply trying to update the PS Vita system, please try updating via PS3 or Wi-Fi.
   NP-9028-9
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   1. Please restart your access point (wireless LAN router).
   2. Restart your PS Vita system.
   3. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   4. Contact your internet service provider to check the status of your internet connection.
   5. Reset your access point, and then go to the home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details, refer to the access point’s instruction manual.
   6. Update the access point firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the access point’s instruction manual.
   7. Go to the home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Internet Connection Test] to check your internet connection status.
   NP-5723-7
   Network connection error
   1. Please restart your access point (wireless LAN router).
   2. Restart your PS Vita system.
   3. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   4. Contact your internet service provider to check the status of your internet connection.
   5. Reset your access point, and then go to the home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details, refer to the access point’s instruction manual.
   6. Update the access point firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the access point’s instruction manual.
   7. Go to the home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Internet Connection Test] to check your internet connection status.
   C0-12035-1
   Update Content Manager Assistant on your PC.
   The most up-to-date version of Content Manager Assistant(CMA) is not installed on your computer. Please visit cma.dl.playstation.net/cma/ for the current version of the CMA.
   NW-8942-3
   Network error
   Your local network may have caused this error. Please restart your access point (wireless LAN router).
   Restart your PS Vita system.
   If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   Contact your internet service provider to check the status of your internet connection.
   Reset your access point, and then go to the home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details, refer to the access point’s instruction manual.
   Update the access point firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the access point’s instruction manual.
   Go to the home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Internet Connection Test] to check your internet connection status.
   C0-11271-2
   Could not connect to the PC. The database for the PS Vita system is being created on the PC.
   The PC is not ready to connect to the PS Vita system. Please wait for a few minutes until the PC is ready.
   NW-8856-7
   Error Code/ Message
   This error appears when you attempt to update the PS Vita’s system software using 3G. The PS Vita system cannot be updated using 3G. Please connect via Wi-Fi or to a PlayStation 3 or PC to update your PS Vita system.
   NP-2180-1
   No service
   This service no longer available.
   NP-9764-6
   No service
   This service no longer available.
   NP-9767-9
   No service
   This service no longer available.
   NP-9770-3
   No service
   This service no longer available.
   NP-2177-7
   No service
   This service no longer available.
   NP-10008-9
   No service
   This service no longer available.
   NP-2244-2
   Credit card authorization error.
   There has been an error processing your credit card. Please try again after more than 72 hours.
   This error might be a result of the PS Vita being unable to connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-2063-1
   PlayStation®Network is busy.
   Try again later
   C2-7952-3
   Setting error
   Try a hard reset of your PS Vita and then update your system software: (hold the power button for more than 20 sec, and then restart the system by holding 5 sec again). Then go to [Safe Mode]>[Update System Software].
   C2-7955-6
   Flash File error
   Try a hard reset of your PS Vita and then update your system software: (hold the power button for more than 20 sec, and then restart the system by holding 5 sec again). Then go to [Safe Mode]>[Update System Software].
   C2-7969-1
   Setting error
   Try a hard reset of your PS Vita and then update your system software: (hold the power button for more than 20 sec, and then restart the system by holding 5 sec again). Then go to [Safe Mode]>[Update System Software].
   C2-7970-3
   Setting error
   Try a hard reset of your PS Vita and then update your system software: (hold the power button for more than 20 sec, and then restart the system by holding 5 sec again). Then go to [Safe Mode]>[Update System Software].
   C2-7971-4
   Setting error
   Try a hard reset of your PS Vita and then update your system software: (hold the power button for more than 20 sec, and then restart the system by holding 5 sec again). Then go to [Safe Mode]>[Update System Software].
   NP-2117-1
   System software is out of date.
   Please update to the latest system software for the PS Vita.
   NP-2118-2
   Remote Play failure.
   Please update to the latest system software for the PS Vita.
   NW-10758-1
   [Flight Mode] is on.
   Turn the Flight mode OFF [Settings]>[Network]>[Flight mode].
   NW-9237-1
   [Flight Mode] is on.
   Turn the Flight mode OFF [Settings]>[Network]>[Flight mode].
   NW-9238-2
   [Wi-Fi] is turned off.
   Turn the Wi-Fi ON [Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings].
   NW-10759-2
   [Wi-Fi] is turned off.
   Turn the Wi-Fi ON [Settings]>[Network]>[Wi-Fi Settings].
   C2-11001-3
   Network setting error
   The current WEP key is incorrect. Please input the correct WEP key.
   NW-8856-7
   Error updating via 3G
   This error appears when you attempt to update the PS Vita’s system software using 3G. The PS Vita system cannot be updated using 3G. Please connect via Wi-Fi or to a PlayStation 3 or PC to update your PS Vita system.
   NW-8856-7
   Error updating via 3G
   This error appears when you attempt to update the PS Vita’s system software using 3G. The PS Vita system cannot be updated using 3G. Please connect via Wi-Fi or to a PlayStation 3 or PC to update your PS Vita system.
   NP-2091-2
   Sub-Account T.O.S. error
   The network Terms of Service have been update and need to be accepted by the holder of the Master Account. Please ask the holder of the associated master account to help you sign in.＜Note to parent or guardian＞For the sub-account holder to sign in, you must accept the Terms of Service / User Agreement and Privacy Policy again using your master account.
   C0-11024-8
   The device connected device is not a PC.
   You are attempting to use the «Update from PC» option while connected to a device other than a PC via a USB connection. Please connect to a computer and try again.
   C0-11268-8
   USB22
   The PC-USB connection was unmounted.
   An error occurred while the PC and the USB were connected, causing the connection to be canceled. Please disconnect and then reconnect the cable. If that doesn’t work, re-start the application that was in use. If that doesn’t work, try restarting the PC and the PS Vita system.
   C0-11271-2
   PC is creating a database
   The PC is in a state in which it is unable to connect with the PS Vita via the USB cable. This typically occurs when the PC is creating a database of the contents of the PC to display on the Vita. This condition should correct itself in a short period of time, so please wait until the database is complete and try again.
   C0-11269-9
   Physical USB connection was lost.
   An error occurred while the PlayStation 3 and the USB were connected, causing the connection to be canceled. Please disconnect and then reconnect the cable. If that doesn’t work, re-start the application that was in use. If that doesn’t work, try restarting the PS3 and the PS Vita system.
   C0-12038-4
   Content Manager Assistant has frozen.
   Please disconnect and then reconnect the USB cable and then restart both the VITA and the PS3.
   NP-2074-3
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   NP-2146-3
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   NP-2153-1
   Access to the PlayStation®Network by this account has been banned or temporarily suspended.
   If you receive this error message, your Sony Entertainment Network account has been suspended.
   NP-5719-2
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-5722-6
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-5725-9
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-5741-7
   The connection to the server has been lost.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-5742-8
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9745-5
   Could not connect to the server within the time limit.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-2139-5
   The connection to the server has been lost.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-2239-6
   The connection to the server has been lost.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-2305-0
   Possible error during update. Incorrect response from server.
   — If this error occurred within a game, then it means that the game’s server is down or busy and could not be connected to. Please check the game’s official website for more information.
   — If the error occurred when signing in to PSN, try to sign in again.
   — If the error occurred during an update or right after the update was sent out, the server may be busy. Please wait for a while and to then try again.
   — If the error occurred at some other time, your Internet connection may be unstable. Please check your network connection and try again.
   NP-2061-9
   Notice that PSN is down.
   PSN is currently down. Please try again later.
   NP-2068-6
   ID or password does not match registered information.
   Please verify that your ID and password are correct and try again. If you still cannot sign in, you will need to reset your password.
   NW-9734-3
   The DSN server has not been set up.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9733-2
   Incorrect DNS response.
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9736-5
   The server requests an unsupported feature
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9737-6
   Incorrect server response
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9740-0
   The queried feature is not loaded
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9739-8
   The queried host name does not exist
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9735-4
   time out
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9741-1
   Query was refused
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NW-9742-2
   The queried record does not exist
   Please try the following:
   1. Reset your router. Then go to the Home screen and select [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] to connect to the access point again. For details on how to reset your router, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   2. Update the router’s firmware to the latest version. For details, refer to the router’s instruction manual.
   3. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to check the status of your Internet connection.
   4. If you cannot connect to PlayStation®Network, check the status of PlayStation®Network at the Sony Computer Entertainment website for your region.
   NP-2062-0
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-2176-6
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-2178-8
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-2179-9
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-2181-2
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-9761-3
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-9763-5
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-9765-7
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-9766-8
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-9768-0
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-9769-1
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   NP-9771-4
   Unable to connect to the network.
   Sorry, the network is currently undergoing maintenance. Please log in again later.
   C0-11024-8
   The connected device is not a PC.
   You are attempting to use the «Update from PC» option while connected to a device other than a PC via a USB connection. Please connect to a computer and try again.
   C2-13487-3
   An error occurred with 3G when switching to Flight Mode.
   The system will be shut down automatically. Please turn the system on again.
   C2-13346-7
   The system will be shut down automatically, Please turn the system on again (may be a hardware malfunction).
   Verify that the initial router setup has been completed.
   Verify that the router has no physical problems with its wiring.
   Settings such as IP address/DNS server/proxy settings are not needed, so verify that they are not set on the PS Vita.
   If the WEP AP security protocol is being used, verify that the WEP is correct.
   C0-13483-9
   The system will be shut down automatically, Please turn the system on again.
   The system will be shut down automatically. Please turn the system on again.
   C2-13484-0
   Bluetooth Error
   The Bluetooth driver returned an error. The system will be shut down automatically. Please turn the system on again.
   C2-13485-1
   WLAN Error
   The WLAN driver returned an error. The system will be shut down automatically. Please turn the system on again.
   NP-2172-2
   The data for connecting t Remote Play has not been uploaded to the server from the PS3.
   Make sure both the PS3 and PS Vita are signed-in to PSN with the same account. Then, on the PS3 navigate to [Network]>[Remote Play] and confirm your user ID (email address) is shown on the Remote play display.
   NW-2464-6
   The server may be busy.
   Please try to connect again later.
   NW-2468-0
   No communication partner.
   Please try to connect again later.
   C3-4345-6
   You cannot install a version of system software that is older than the one presently on the system.
   Start up the system in safe mode and update the system software to the most up-to-date version.
   NP-10805-4
   Insufficient memory in application communication library.
   Restart the application.
   Restart the system.
   C2-11000-2
   NW connection error
   Verify that the initial router setup has been completed.
   Verify that the router has no physical problems with its wiring. The signal may be weak, so try connecting near the access point.
   Settings such as IP address/DNS server/proxy settings are not needed, so verify that they are not set on the PS Vita.
   C2-11001-3
   An incorrect WEP key was entered.
   Enter the correct WEP key.
   C0-11019-2
   There is a problem with the Content Manager Assistant.
   Unplug the PS Vita from the PC, reboot the PC, and then reconnect the PS Vita. If you are attempting to update your PS Vita’s system software and are unable to do so via the PC, try updating via Wi-Fi or by connecting to a PlayStation 3.
   C0-11264-4
   PS3 version is not compatible with the MTP, or PS3 may not be able to launch MTP.
   Verify that the PS3 version is 4.00 or later. Alternatively, display the XMB on the PS3 and verify that no other applications are being run.
   NW-11484-8
   Cannot connect to access point.
   Problem with the signal environment or a problem with the access point phasing. Try again close to the access point.
   NW-11909-0
   Disconnect error
   Connection error caused by the PS Vita going into standby mode.
   NW-9738-7
   Temporary server error. This occurs when the connection test results were «failed to obtain IP address/failed to connect to Internet»
   Verify that the initial router setup has been completed.
   Verify that the router has no physical problems with its wiring.
   Settings such as IP address/DNS server/proxy settings are not needed, so verify that they are not set on the PS Vita.
   C2-13041-9
   The PS Vita was disconnected from the router during connection test.
   Verify that the initial router setup has been completed.
   Verify that the router has no physical problems with its wiring. The signal may be weak, so try connecting near the access point.
   Settings such as IP address/DNS server/proxy settings are not needed, so verify that they are not set on the PS Vita.
   C1-2741-4
   Cannot launch memory card or Vita card application, cannot format, etc.
   Gently pull out and reinsert the cards several times. If the error occurs again, please reformat the memory card, or clear the saved data off of the Vita card.
   If the error still occurs, please contact Consumer Services at 1-800-345-SONY (7669).
   NP-9978-3
   You have exceeded allowed number of device activations.
   You have attempted to change device activation 15 or more times within a 24 hour period. Device activation has been locked and this error will continue to occur. Wait a week or more until the lock is cleared and try again.
   C0-11284-6
   Cannot connect to network during update.
   Re-check the access point settings and the PS Vita System Network Settings. If the error occurs even though the settings are correct, relay the details to CS so the cause can be investigated.
   C2-12828-1
   Hangs up during a game while the application is running. This is caused by invalid processing on the application side.
   If this occurs even when the system is restored, the saved data is probably corrupted.
   Please try following:
   1. Restart the application. If that fails, please restart the system.
   2. Reformat the PS Vita system.
   3. Delete the application’s saved data.
   4. Reformat the memory card.
   If the error continues to occur, please note the error code and the situation in which it occurs, and contact Consumer Services at 1-800-345-SONY (7669).
   NW-2465-7
   Cannot connect to server. The connection was refused by the other party
   The server may be experiencing high traffic. Please try to connect again later.
   NP-2117-1
   The PS Vita’s system software is out of date. There is a newer version available.
   Update your PS Vita to the most recent system software.
   NP-2118-2
   Remote Play via the Internet failed to connect.
   Update your PS Vita to the most recent system software.
   C1-2858-3
   PS Mini Error
   PlayStation Plus members who purchased (or downloaded for free) PlayStation Minis through the PS Plus service are currently unable to play those Minis on their PS Vita. SCEA is aware of the issue and is working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
   NW-10913-4
   Game Update Error. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10914-5
   Game Update Error. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10915-6
   Game Update Error. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10916-7
   Game Update Error. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10917-8
   Game Update Error. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10918-9
   Server Connection Failed
   The PS Vita is not connected to the Internet properly. This could be caused by wrong Internet settings or problems with your network.
   Go to [Settings] > [Network] > [Internet Connection Test] to check your Internet connection.
   NW-10919-0
   Connection to proxy server failed
   The PS Vita is not connected to the proxy server properly. This could be caused by wrong Internet settings or problems with your network.
   Check your settings by going to [Settings] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] and check your SSID (Access point), then go to [Advanced Settings] and verify [Proxy Server]. Some network don’t need a Proxy Server, so you can leave it as «Do Not Use».
   NW-10920-2
   Connection to proxy server failed
   The PS Vita is getting the wrong response from the server.
   Go to [Settings] > [Network] > [Internet Connection Test] to check your Internet connection.
   NW-10921-3
   Issue with Game Patch
   The PS Vita experienced a problem from the patch server.
   Go to [Settings] > [Network] > [Internet Connection Test] to check your Internet connection.
   NW-10922-4
   Issue with Game Patch
   The PS Vita experienced a problem from the patch server.
   Go to [Settings] > [Network] > [Internet Connection Test] to check your Internet connection.
   NW-10923-5
   Issue with Game Update. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10924-6
   Issue with Game Update. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10925-7
   Issue with Game Update. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.
   NW-10926-8
   Issue with Game Update. This is occurs when trying to run a game patch update.

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