Troubleshooting PS5 Error Codes: CE-11773-6, CE-33992-6, CE-108255-1, CE-107891-6 and More
Are you having trouble with your PlayStation 5? Are you getting error codes that you don’t understand? You’re not alone. Many gamers are frustrated by the various PS5 error codes that can pop up, especially codes like CE-11773-6, CE-33992-6, CE-108255-1, CE-107891-6, CE-107520-5, and CE-106667-6. This guide will help you understand what these codes mean and how to troubleshoot them.
First, it’s important to understand that not all PS5 errors are the same. Some of them are related to the PlayStation Store, while others are related to the PlayStation Network or the console itself. To get to the bottom of your problem, you’ll need to narrow down which type of error you’re dealing with.
Let’s start with the CE-11773-6 error. This is a PlayStation Store error, and it usually means that the store is having trouble connecting to the PlayStation Network. GameSpot has confirmed that attempting to access an already active PS Plus subscription on a PS5 console can result in this error code. To troubleshoot, try restarting your console and checking the status of the PlayStation Network.
The CE-33992-6 error is a bit different. This error is related to your console’s internet connection test. To troubleshoot this error, try restarting your console and making sure that your network settings are correct. If the problem persists, contact your internet service provider.
The CE-108255-1 error is another error that’s related to the PlayStation Store. This error usually means that something has gone wrong with the game or app you’re trying to launch. To troubleshoot, try restarting your console and checking the status of the PlayStation Network.
The CE-107891-6 error is another PlayStation Store issue. This error usually occurs when players try to launch games and apps on their PS5. To troubleshoot this error, try restarting your console and checking the status of the PlayStation Network.
The CE-107520-5 error is related to the system software on your PS5. This error usually means that you need to install the latest version of the system software. To do this, you’ll need to download the update and install it on your console.
The CE-106667-6 error is also related to the system software. This error usually means that your download has failed, and you need to restart the download. To do this, you’ll need to download the update and install it on your console.
Finally, the NP-102944-0 and NP-102945-1 errors are related to the PlayStation Network. These errors usually mean that you need to install the latest version of the system software. To do this, you’ll need to download the update and install it on your console.
We hope this guide has helped you understand and troubleshoot the various PS5 error codes. If you’re still having trouble, contact Sony for more help.
