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The layman fix is to wait until tomorrow at midnight GMT (around 4PM PDT).

To put it simply, your PS3 has two calendars. The one on the screen (software) and another stored inside a chip (hardware). The one in the chip seemingly has a bug where it thinks there is a Feb 29, 2010. This causes problems with various software components because they do not understand what Feb 29, 2010 is.

Once we wait another day, the chip will think it is March 1, 2010 and the software components will understand this date, so problem solved.

You might also wonder why is the date based off the GMT timezone when you live in another timezone? I have a theory for that...

Imagine you downloaded a beta which expired on Jan 1st. If you go to run it, then your PS3 tells you sorry it has expired. Now if you could turn the clock back to Dec 31st, you could still play it, right? So to stop you from doing that, the PS3 always uses GMT time and instead does a calculation for the time that is displayed on screen.

Let's say the PS3 knows it is 9:00 AM in GMT timezone. I set my PS3 clock to 1:00 AM via the XMB. What the PS3 actually stores is the difference in time (-8 hours).

This would also explain why some people are seeing Dec 31, 1999 on their XMB. The internal clock can't return a valid date, so we get a default date like Jan 1, 2000 instead. Thenthe PS3 does the calculation (-8 hours in the example above) and we end up with Dec 31, 1999.

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