Connection Error 0x80a30204

I did a Hard reset and it worked for me on error code 0x80a30204. For a Hard reset hold power button on console down for 10 seconds then power it back on.

Still have to pay for PSN now unfortunately there is nothing on the PS4 that I remotely want and won't ever get one unless something changes my mind. Right now I am just annoyed as I was on my live account just fine yesterday and was able to play offline
mode.

I don't want a copy paste answer I gave them the error code follow the steps. I want a clear answer on how to fix this issue. This is what I want mostly so I can enjoy my new games.

I expect some sort of compensation. I haven't been able to play a game since Christmas Eve. We do pay you for this service, and feeding us copy and paste answers is asinine. I'm considering PS4 for the first time.

Hard reset the xbox by holding the power button until it completely turns off or unplug it from the power source for 30 seconds. Then turn it on this way. Push and hold the bind and eject buttons. While those buttons are being held, push the power button
to turn it on. Keep holding the bind and eject buttons. The xbox will chime twice, release the bind and eject buttons. You will be at the trouble shoot menu. Pick reset xbox. Here you can choose "keep games and apps" or "keep nothing". This will reset your
xbox to factory defaults with or without your games and apps based on your selection. I was struck with a corrupted system file from my preview alpha skip a head dashboard. I had to do this.

Hey Bl1tz

Thank you for taking the time to post this on the Xbox Forums. We understand that you are currently experiencing difficulties with receiving an error code.

If you could provide us with some insight as to what troubleshooting steps you have attempted, that way we don't not provide any redundant techniques for you.

Additionally there was a post
here where Xbox Forums Ambassador choppyseize suggested clearing the MAC address of the console.

This can be done by following these steps:

1. Press the Xbox button on your controller.
2. Scroll to the right and under the System tab select
   Settings.
3. Scroll down to Network and select Network settings.
4. Select Advance settings.
5. Select Alternate MAC address, and choose the option that reads
   Clear.

This will reset your console to take effect. Give this a try and let us know if this works for you!