If you’re like most PS4 owners, you probably spend a lot of time playing your games and watching your favorite shows. But there’s another way to use your PS4: by updating its software. Updating your PS4’s software is a great way to keep it running smoothly and protect yourself from potential security threats. Here are four tips on how to update faster on PS4:

  1. Make sure you have the latest firmware installed. The latest firmware (version 4.50) includes several new features, including faster updates, so make sure you have it installed. You can find the firmware update file on the PlayStation Network (PSN) or through the “System Update” function in the Settings menu on your PS4 system.
  2. Use a wired connection when possible. When possible, use a wired connection when downloading system updates or installing new software updates because this will speed up the process. If you don’t have access to a wired connection, try using an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi network instead of connecting directly to the internet via your PS4 system’s built-in wireless network adapter.
  3. Keep an eye on system status messages and notifications during updates and installation processes to know when they’re complete. System status messages (such as “Update successful”) will appear in the top left corner of your screen while updates are being installed, and you’ll be notified about installation progress through notifications in the bottom right corner of your screen. If something goes wrong during an update or installation process, be sure to check for error messages in these same areas so that you can troubleshoot any issues quickly and easily.
  4. Restart your PS4 after installing updates or installing new software applications if required by either party involved in the update process (for example, if there are any required system files that need to be updated). This will help ensure that all of the updated files are properly installed and configured on your PS4 system ..