Solution 1: Give Your PlayStation 4 a Hard Reset This works in fewer scenarios but it’s worth giving it a shot as it only takes a minute unlike the method above. Fortunately, there is a way to solve it by redownloading the PS4 system completely to a USB device and reinstalling it from there.Īnother thing which may solve the problem is simply hard resetting. The most common cause for this problem is a faulty update file that you have downloaded automatically for your console or which you have tried to install manually using a USB storage device and it caused a black screen instead of normal bootup. There aren’t many ways to solve the problem but the ones we will present below will almost definitely solve the problem if you follow the instructions carefully.
