So what is the deal. I have my PS3 hooked up to my HDMI tv. So last night I wanted to put in on my other tv up in my office. The tv in my office is an older 720p hd lcd and I would havce to use componenet cables. Which I have and I have used them before when I had my PS3 hooked up to it before awhile back.

Anyway so it will not work blank screen? So i say WTF then i'm like how lame ok maybe I need to change it to the componenet setting like dudh I new this but that means I have to gto back downstairs and do it on the other tv. But wait it will not save the setting?

So how the fuck do I do this? I mean why does the PS3 just reconize that it is hook up with componenet cables when I turn it on?

The only other thing I could think of is and I did not try it. Is that I see a software update is availible. i did not update the filmware I did not think I needed to. I figured I would just do it once I hooked it up upstairs. I mean I know you just can not go to PSN and stuff until you update.

So what the fuck is the deal how do I get my PS3 to turn on and reconize it is running from componenet cables? Oh and yes I had it set correct in the TV settings. So I know it is the PS3 still thinking it is set to HDMI?

Oh and yeah sorry for you spelling nazi on here. I was in a hurry and said fuck it.

hold down the power button when  turning it on it automatically pics up the connection

Componenent, Hehe.

Yea holding down the power button resets it. As its currently set to HDMI this will clear the video/audio settings.

I'm laughing at "Componenent" you moron. Guess what? I have two 360's too! I just don't go on about it because I'm not an illiterate, boastful moron.

He's making fun of how you spelled it. Componenent like you had a typing stutter. Relax e-thug and you can use HDMI on 720p sets if they have it, apparently yours doesn't.

As has already been mentioned, simply hold down the power button and the settings will be reset.

No need to be a dick.

I refuse to believe you work in an office

I really doubt your "gold-tipped" cables do anything that a $5 cable wouldn't do.