CE-108862-5PS5 Storage Full
Your PS5 does not have enough storage space to complete the operation.
What Causes This Error?
The PS5's internal SSD is full or nearly full. PS5 games are large (50-100GB+) and the usable space is about 667GB.
How to Fix It
- Delete unused games and apps:
- Settings > Storage > Games and Apps
- Select items to delete
- Move PS4 games to external USB storage:
- Connect USB 3.0 drive (250GB+)
- Format for extended storage
- Move PS4 games to it
- Delete old screenshots and video clips:
- Media Gallery > Select and delete
- Clear cache data
- Consider adding an NVMe SSD:
- PS5 supports M.2 NVMe expansion
- Must meet Sony's speed requirements
Pro Tips
- PS5 games must stay on internal or expansion SSD
- PS4 games can run from external USB storage
- Delete games you've finished - you can re-download anytime
When Does This Error Appear?
This error appears when trying to download or install games, capture screenshots/videos, or when the SSD is nearly full.
Additional Troubleshooting
- Try rebuilding the database from Safe Mode
- Check for system software updates
- Ensure your console has proper ventilation
- Contact PlayStation Support if the issue persists
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much storage does PS5 actually have?
The PS5 has an 825GB SSD, but only about 667GB is usable after the system software. PS5 games are large (50-100GB+), so you may need to manage storage carefully or add expansion storage.
Can I play PS5 games from external storage?
No, PS5 games must run from the internal SSD or an M.2 NVMe expansion drive that meets Sony's speed requirements. However, you can store PS5 games on external USB storage and transfer them back when needed.
What M.2 SSD works with PS5?
PS5 requires an M.2 NVMe SSD with at least 5,500MB/s read speed, 250GB-4TB capacity, and a heatsink. Popular compatible options include Samsung 980 Pro, WD Black SN850, and Seagate FireCuda 530.