If your Playstation 4 is stuck in a boot loop or won’t turn on at all, there are a few things you can do to try and fix the problem. Here are five tips to get your Playstation 4 back up and running:

  1. Try resetting the system To reset your Playstation 4, first power off the system by pressing and holding the power button for 10 seconds. After powering off the system, press and hold the power button for two seconds to enter into the recovery mode. From here, use the arrow buttons to select “reset system.” Press A to confirm. Once resetting has been completed, power on your Playstation 4 by pressing and holding down the power button for 10 seconds again.
  2. Check if there’s a problem with your power supply If you’re having trouble turning on your PlayStation 4 or it’s stuck in a boot loop, it might be because of a problem with your power supply. To check if this is the case, first try plugging in an external USB storage device like an external hard drive or USB keyboard into one of your USB ports on the back of your PlayStation 4. If you’re still having trouble getting your PlayStation 4 up and running, then it might be time to replace your power supply.
  3. Try using another HDMI cable If you’re using an HDMI cable that’s not compatible with your PlayStation 4, it might be causing problems such as stuttering or freezing during gameplay sessions. Try using a different HDMI cable that’s compatible with your PlayStation 4 to see if that resolves any issues you’re experiencing. If not, then it might be time to purchase a new HDMI cable altogether.
  4. Reset network settings If you’re having trouble connecting to online services such as PSN or Netflix, it might be because of incorrect network settings on your part. To reset network settings on your Playstation 4: 1) From home screen select “Settings” 2) Select “Network ..