Make sure you keep your PS5 up to speed with system software updates. Here's how to update your PS5 system software. Read our guide for more.

To update your console in Safe Mode, do this: Step 1: Turn off your PlayStation console. Step 2: Go to your PC or laptop and create a folder named "PS5" on a USB drive formatted as FAT32 or exFAT ...

If neither of these options works for you for whatever reason, there's also the option of installing the latest firmware using a USB drive by manually downloading the PS5 update file.

The first major system software update for PlayStation 5 arrives Wednesday, April 14, Sony announced Tuesday. The update will add new features, including external USB storage support for PS5 games ...

Wake the PS5 from sleep See the text on-screen alerting you to the available controller update, which includes the choices to “Notify After 24 Hours” and “Update Now” Plug in a USB cable ...

PlayStation has announced that the first major system software update for the PlayStation 5 will release tomorrow and bring with it the ability to store PS5 video games on USB extended storage in ...

You can update your PS5 controller through an on-screen prompt, but if you miss it, there's a manual workaround.

The PS5 DualSense is a popular controller among PC users, but previously required access to a PS5 console in order to update. That’s not longer the case.

Sony Along with USB storage expansion, the upcoming update allows for cross-generation Share Play. This means that players on PS4 and PS5 can now let each other see their gameplay using the Share ...

Unfortunately, for PS5 games, the transfer process can only be performed once games are downloaded to the internal drive. In other words, you can't directly download PS5 games to USB storage.