If your PlayStation 3 controller ceases to function, first check the LED indicator lights on the front of the controller to ensure that it is still connected to the system. If the lights are off, first attempt to connect the controller to the PlayStation 3 or a power source with the USB cable. Press the PS button and the controller will reconnect with the system. If all four lights on the controller are flashing simultaneously, the controller is functioning, but cannot connect to the system. In this scenario, move the controller closer to the PlayStation and wait for the connection to complete. When connecting the controller to the PS3 via USB or Bluetooth fail to suffice, contact Sony eSupport for assistance.
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You don't. PS3 controllers are also for PS3 consoles that have a USB
In theory onlyno because there is not a working emulator for PS3 games and current PCs could not run it if it was developed
Depends who you are buyuing it from.
The first option is to blow on the disc or wipe it gently with a tissue. That will generally fix the problem.
Usually takes $300 to repair, my ps3 broke down too i just bough the newest awesome one :P