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I been getting the connection error 80410A0B so i tryed everything i could find on goolge and i was ready to call for a new psp or have it fixed. i was messing around and i turned the Wi-fi switch on and then push it up more with my nail kind of hard and held it and tryed the connection and it worked!! i was so happy so if you have the error give a try worked for me.

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error 80410A0B error solution

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There are several people out there that have had this error occur when trying to use the wireless connection. this error is not software based and has nothing to do with the wireless settings.

I do have a solution that can fix this error but it is not for the faint of heart and if your psp is still under warrenty you should contact sony and have them replace it for you.

If you are not under warrenty like I am then there is only one thing to do, take apart the PSP.

Once you take off the front cover you may see some corrosion on the bottom left side of the main board at first, carefully remove that, now flip the board over you will see the on board battery, mine was heavily corroded and I had to replace that as well. Now continue the dissassembly of the psp to the wireless card. When you remove the wireless card there will be and additional smaller card that is on a solder point connection on that piece you will see a metal box. remove the top of this and if you have skill or a friend with skill have him desolder this and remove all of the corrosion/rust there.

After reassembling everything you can go to the wireless setting and the light will come on again and you will once again be able to use the wireless networking again.

If there is anyone that wants to host them I took pictures of the locations of the corrosion/rust spots so you can have a better idea about what I am talking about.

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Before, I saw some 80410A0B topics and saw how muchimpact it has on PSP playing. This shows how much multiplayer and web surfing is necessary. I didn't see how much impact it had until I, myself, got stuck with this devastating error number. My last resort now is Sony. I can call them, but on some other online forums another person received the error, called up the Sony PSP Help and Support line, and was told no useful information other than the usual stuff (Restore default settings, hold the power switch up for 10 seconds, etc., etc.)

It's not the update, it's not the router, it's not the connection, and it's not because you dropped it. I'm not sure why it happens, but it can't be the update because I haven't updated since I bought my 2.01 PSP (4-5 months ago) and I just got the error. It can't be the router or connection because I played SOCOM online (w/ a headset, if that means anything) with my router. In fact, I was playing SOCOM when it told me my internet connection failed. Then I could never play online again. It can't be because you dropped it because if you Google "80410A0B" you'll find others who've gotten this error without dropping their PSP...Plus, Oticon didn't drop his...

And for those who want information, here's some words:
-When you scan for wireless connections, the scanning process takes longer than normal, then the error pops up ("An internal error has occured (80410A0B)"
-When you try to connect to a connection, a different error with the same error code shows up
-The WiFi light does not light up, ever
-Both Ad-Hoc and Infrastructure don't work

Failed attempts to fix this error:
1. Restore Defaults
2. Restore Defaults with a UMD in
3. Restore Defaults with a Memory Stick in
4. Restore Defaults with a Memory Stick and a UMD in
5. Turn WLAN Power Save off
6. Turn WLAN Power Save off then Restore Defaults
7. Hitting the PSP against a hard surface
8. Biting the PSP
9. Screaming at the PSP
10. Cursing at the PSP
11. Crying on the PSP
12. Upgrading (2.01 to 2.50)
13. After upgrade: Repeating steps 1-11

I've written to a few magazines (PSM, PlayStation Magazine, Popular Science) and am still waiting for their reply. I'm down to a few options here. I'm just giving you some more information on this deadly error...I've developed a few theories:
1. It's a hardware issue (As in, a wire was disconnected, static shock destroyed a circuit...)
2. The actual problem (Hardware OR software) is different for each recipient of 80410A0B
3. Developing more now...

As you can see, we've found the only (so far) Blue Screen of Doom for fw2.01+ PSPs.