Talk:Recovery Menu

Restore Default Settings

The Restore Default Settings feature will erase any previously saved settings and restore all of the following settings to the default:

• Game Settings
• Video Settings
• Music Settings
• Chat Settings
• System Settings
  • This includes terms added using Settings icon (Settings) > System Settings icon (System Settings) > [Add/Edit Term], or predictive terms "learned" by the on-screen keyboard.
• Theme Settings
  • This includes the information about the image set as wallpaper under Photo icon (Photo). Also, theme, color, background and font settings under Settings icon (Settings) > Theme Settings icon (Theme Settings).
• Date and Time Settings
• Power Save Settings
• Printer Settings
• Accessory Settings
  • This includes keyboard or mouse settings under Settings icon (Settings) > Accessory Settings icon (Accessory Settings). Also, Voice changer settings under Settings icon (Settings) > Accessory Settings icon (Accessory Settings) > [Voice Changer].
• Display Settings
• Sound Settings
• Security Settings
• Remote Play Settings
• Network Settings
• Internet Browser Settings
  • This includes bookmarks, history, and settings added under Internet Browser icon (Internet Browser).
• PlayStation®Network log in information
  • This will remove the PlayStation Network sign-in ID and password for the user who is currently logged in.

Code

Unlink these files:

"/dev_flash2/etc/xRegistry.sys"
"/dev_flash2/etc/backup/xRegistry.sys"
"/dev_flash2/etc/xRegistry.sys.val"
"/dev_flash2/etc/xRegistry.sys.revert"
"/dev_flash2/etc/backup/xRegistry.sys.revert"
"/dev_flash2/etc/backup.01/xRegistry.sys"
"/dev_flash2/etc/backup.01/xRegistry.sys.revert"
"/dev_flash2/etc/restore/xRegistry.sys"
"/dev_flash2/etc/restore/backup/xRegistry.sys"

Remove these dirs:

"/dev_flash2/etc/backup/"
"/dev_flash2/etc/backup.01/"
"/dev_flash2/etc/restore/"

Restore File System

Code

sys_fs_mount("CELL:FS:UTILITY:HDD0", "CELL_FS_SIMPLEFS", "/dev_simple_hdd0", 0,0,0, *out); 
sys_fs_open("/dev_simple_hdd0",2, *fd, 0,0,0);
sys_fs_lseek(fd,0x10520,0,*pos);
sys_fs_read(fd,buf,4,nread);
buf[0] = buf[0]  || 4 ;
sys_fs_lseek(fd,0x10520,0,pos);
sys_fs_write(fd,buf, 4, nread);
sys_fs_close(fd);
sys_fs_unmount("/dev_simple_hdd0");