Sony Releases Update PlayStation 4 Patch 7.55, Here are the Details!

Sony Releases Update PlayStation 4 Patch 7.55, Here are the Details! – PS4 7.55 update is available. This update is designed to improve the performance of the PS4 itself.

Even though players are currently busy waiting for Sony’s latest generation console, the PlayStation 5. But Sony has not forgotten their PlayStation 4 console. This time Sony has just provided the latest update for the PlayStation 4 7.55 which is already available.

In updating the PlayStation 4, players usually experience problems where their download process stops in the middle of the road. Or the progress stops there. Although the PS4 7.55 update is only 471.4 MB in size, this problem can occur.

PlayStation 4 Update 7.55

There are various additional features
Even better performance
Improved security system.

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For those of you who want to update the PlayStation 4 patch 7.55, you have to take the following steps to prevent errors.

Save and Quit all running games
Back up important files
Turn off and unplug your PS4 console
Carefully remove all working panels
Spray the inside with an air compressor
Then plug the console back in before the PS4 console restarts

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An error that often occurs is when updating the PlayStation 4, the process will stop. If this is the case then you have to go to ‘Notification’ in the PS4 function area. After that go update the file, then select ‘Option’ to delete the 7.55 update file. Then go to ‘Settings’ and update again.

If your PS4 console is still stuck when updating 7.55 again, then you have to download the PlayStation 4 7.55 update file to USB by clicking the link System Software Files official from Sony. After that do a manual update.

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To note that make sure your PS4 console is also clean, aka not dusty. Also make sure the console is not hot while updating and has been rebooted at least once. But if you fail too, you should check your internet network or the network on the PlayStation. Or better not to force it, do the update again after 12 to 24 hours later.

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