Lockdown XMB Style updated to v4.1
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Fixed a critical bug where a new installation of Lockdown XMB Style would hang after entering a new password for the first time.
Lockdown unchanged at v4.0
Lockdown In-Game unchanged at v2.0
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from Torch:
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