2. Keep your Console in a well-ventilated area
It’s highly recommended to keep your console in a well-ventilated area to avoid overheating or system crashing issues in most scenarios. Placing the console in the contact with direct sunlight or not having a cool temperature or even not having a proper airflow can cause such issues.
To protect your hardware from overheating damage, the console system may reboot or deny launching games.
3. Update Elden Ring and Console Firmware
Make sure to check for the Elden Ring game updates on your console just like we do on the PC version. An older game patch version or the initial release build can have multiple bugs or compatibility issues whatsoever. Just turn on the auto-update option for software and applications on your console to ensure everything will be up-to-date on time.
4. Clear Elden Ring Game Data
It seems that deleting the installed game saved data on the console can also fix several issues with the game launching or gameplay. You should try performing this method to check for the issue.
- Go to Settings > Select Application Saved Data Management.
- Choose either System Storage or Online Storage or USB Storage > Select Delete.
- Select the Elden Ring game > Checkmark the files that you want to delete or just Select All.
- Finally, select Delete > Select OK to confirm the task.
- Once done, reboot your console to check for the issue again.
5. Rebuild Database
Rebuilding the database on your PlayStation console can quickly resolve the potential issues or errors. To do so:
- Switch off your console completely. Unplug the power cable from the console and wait for around 2-3 minutes.
- Now, plug in the power cable, and turn it on to clear the Cached Data automatically from the system.
Check whether this issue has been fixed with the Vanguard game or not. If not, follow the next steps below.
- Now, press and hold the Power button on the PlayStation console until you hear 2 beeps. [The second beep will sound after seven seconds]
- The console will boot in the Safe Mode > Connect the controller to the USB with the console and press the PS Button on the controller.
- Next, you’ll get an option called Rebuild Database.
- Select Rebuild Database and confirm the task.
- It may take some time depending on the hard drive data size. Have some patience.
- Once done, just reboot the system normally.
6. Hard Reset your Console
In most cases, performing the hard reset of your console can fix system glitches or cache data issues from the game itself. To do so:
- Switch off your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 console first.
- Once the console is turned off, press and hold the Power button on the console until you hear two beep sounds within a couple of seconds.
- Here you’ll see two reset options to choose from.
- Select the necessary option to reset your PlayStation console.
- Wait for the process to complete and then make sure to sign in to the PlayStation account.
- Finally, install the Elden Ring game, and try running it.
7. Reduce In-Game Graphics
Make sure to open the Elden Ring game on your console and try reducing the in-game graphics options lower than usual to check whether the game is running well or not. Try to set a custom FPS limit according to your hardware capability.
8. Don’t Put in Rest Mode
Make sure to avoid putting your console in the rest mode because plenty of users has reported the same issue. If the console gets into the rest mode, it’ll eventually cause crashing issues to the already opened games or apps. To do so:
- Go to the PS5 Settings menu > Open the Power Saving tab.
- Select Set Time Until PS5 Enter Rest Mode.
- Set to Don’t Put in Rest Mode > Restart the console to apply changes.
That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For additional queries, you can comment below.
