PS4 Error CE-46062-8 [8 Potential Fixes]

Due to an unstable internet connection or some corrupted files, you may face the PS4 Error CE-46062-8. This error can be solved by restarting your router or by updating your PS4. However, in case that does not work, you will need to resort to other methods.

Key Takeaways

• Error code CE-46062-8 occurs on the PS4 console due to an unstable network connection or damaged system file.
• The error can prevent the PS4 from turning on properly.
• It can be fixed by soft restarting the PS4, updating the PS4 console, or testing your internet connection via PS4 settings.

PS4 Error CE-46062-8 [Causes and Solutions]

CE-46062-8 is a typical PS4 error code that indicates an issue with the PlayStation operating system. This error message is typically triggered by a poor network connection, damaged system file, or outdated PS4 firmware, which can prevent the PS4 from correctly booting up. Some common strategies for resolving this problem are described below.

Restart Your Router

A poor network connection triggers most of the errors on a PS4 console. So, firstly, restart your router by following this process:

1. Press and hold the power button on your router until it completely switches off.
2. Unplug the wires from their power source.
3. Wait for a couple of seconds.
4. Now, reconnect the wires and press the power button to turn the router on.

Soft Restart Your PS4

Soft restarting the PS4 usually helps in resolving errors. To do so, implement this procedure:

1. Press and hold the power button on the front of the PS4 until it beeps twice.
2. Release the button, and the system will shut down.
3. Wait a few seconds, preferably 15-20, and then press the power button again to restart the system.

Test Your PS4 Internet Connection

To test the internet connection of your PS4, do this procedure:

1. Switch on your PlayStation 4 console.
2. From its home screen, go to “Settings.”
3. Select “Network.”
4. Now, click on “Test Internet Conection.” This will check your network connection.
5. Wait for the test to complete, and then review the results.

   

If the test shows that your PS4 has a weak or unstable connection, try these measures to improve it:

• Restart your router.
• Move the PS4 closer to the router.
• Change the network channel on your router to a less crowded channel.
• Disable other devices connected to the network to lower interference.

Sign Out Of Your Account And Sign In Again

As suggested by a user on Reddit, signing out of your PlayStation account and signing in again has resolved this error code. You can do it by following the steps mentioned below:

1. Go to “Settings” from the PS4 home screen.

   

2. Select “Account Management.”
3. Click on “Sign Out.”
4. Confirm your sign-out by selecting “Yes.”
5. After signing out, click on “Sign In” from the “Account Management” menu.
6. Enter your account credentials and sign in to your account.

Update The PS4 System Software

It is important to update your PS4 to get rid of different issues. Always keep your console up to date by following these steps:

1. Turn on your PS4.
2. Navigate to “Settings.”
3. Go to “System Software Update.”

   

4. On this window, any new update will be prompted (if available).
5. Wait for the update to install completely. The PS4 will restart after downloading the new system software version.

Reinstalling The PS4 System Software

To reinstall the PS4 system software, you will need a USB storage device with at least 400 MB of free space. Follow these steps to reinstall the system software:

1. Install the latest build of the PS4 system software from the official PlayStation website to your PC.
2. Link the USB drive to your PC and create a folder named “PS4”.
3. Inside the PS4 folder, create another folder named “UPDATE.”
4. Copy and paste the installed PS4 system software file to the “UPDATE” folder.
5. Rename the system software file to “PS4UPDATE.PUP“.
6. Disconnect the USB storage device from your computer and connect it to your PS4.
7. Turn off the PS4 and hold the power button until you hear two beeps (about 7 seconds) to start the PS4 in Safe Mode.
8. Connect a DualShock 4 controller to the console using a USB cable.
9. Select “Update System Software” from the Safe Mode options and follow the on-screen instructions to reinstall the software.

Check Corrupt Game Data

A corrupted game data file can be the cause of this PS4 error. So, it would be best to check for corrupt game data. Follow the below-mentioned steps to do so:

1. Go to “Settings.”
2. Click on “Application Saved Data Management.”

   

3. Select “Saved Data in System Storage.”
4. See if any files have a yellow triangle icon indicating corrupt data.
5. Delete the corrupt game data and try restarting the console to see if it works normally.

Factory Reset Your PS4

A factory reset will erase all saved data, user accounts, and settings from your PS4 and return it to its original state. Here are the steps to factory reset a PS4:

1. Turn on the PS4 console.
2. Select “Settings.”
3. Navigate to “Initialize PS4.”

   

4. Now, click on “Full” initialization.
5. Read the warning carefully and confirm that you want to proceed by choosing “Yes.”
6. Wait for the factory reset to complete. This may take several minutes.
7. After the reset is complete, follow the on-screen instructions to set up the PS4 as a new device.

Final Words

We recommend trying these fixes in the order they are described and seeing if the PS4 error CE-46062-8 gets resolved. If none of the solutions work, it might be a hardware issue, and you should contact PlayStation Support for further assistance.

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