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* Unpack your archive and rename the file to '''PS5UPDATE.pup''' (must be in all caps).
* Unpack your archive and rename the file to '''PS5UPDATE.pup''' (must be in all caps).
* Prepare a USB stick drive by formatting it to FAT32 and creating a folder on the root of the drive named PS5 and another folder inside PS5 named UPDATE. Copy PS5PDATE.pup in the UPDATE folder.
* Prepare a USB stick drive by formatting it to FAT32 and creating a folder on the root of the drive named PS5 and another folder inside PS5 named UPDATE. Copy PS5PDATE.pup in the UPDATE folder.
* Final structure should look like this: '''PS5 > UPDATE > PS5UPDATE.pup'''
* Final structure should look like this: '''PS5 > UPDATE > PS4UPDATE.pup'''
* Boot into PS5’s recovery settings by turning off the PS5 and holding the power button until it beeps 2 times. You should now be booted to Safe Mode.
* Boot into PS5’s recovery settings by turning off the PS5 and holding the power button until it beeps 2 times. You should now be booted to Safe Mode.
* Plug the USB stick into an empty slot on your PS5.
* Plug the USB stick into an empty slot on your PS5.
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* '''This will NOT keep all data including games, save data.'''
* '''This will NOT keep all data including games, save data.'''
* Download your current or later firmware file on your PC by visiting one of the sites (do not get beta firmwares - get recovery/full firmwares - should be over 1GB file size depending on the version):
* Download your current or later firmware file on your PC by visiting one of the sites (do not get full/recovery firmwares - get update firmware):
** https://www.playstation.com/en-us/support/hardware/ps5/system-software/ - Official Sony Site, '''will always going to be the latest firmware'''
** https://www.playstation.com/en-us/support/hardware/ps5/system-software/ - Official Sony Site, '''will always going to be the latest firmware'''
** https://darksoftware.xyz/PS5/FWlist - DarkSoftware, can choose which firmware, faster download speeds but requires account creation. '''Note!: Do NOT download a lower firmware than current, it will NOT install.'''
** https://darksoftware.xyz/PS5/FWlist - DarkSoftware, can choose which firmware, faster download speeds but requires account creation. '''Note!: Do NOT download a lower firmware than current, it will NOT install.'''
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* Unpack your archive and rename the file to '''PS5UPDATE.pup''' (must be in all caps).
* Unpack your archive and rename the file to '''PS5UPDATE.pup''' (must be in all caps).
* Prepare a USB stick drive by formatting it to FAT32 and creating a folder on the root of the drive named PS5 and another folder inside PS5 named UPDATE. Copy PS5PDATE.pup in the UPDATE folder.
* Prepare a USB stick drive by formatting it to FAT32 and creating a folder on the root of the drive named PS5 and another folder inside PS5 named UPDATE. Copy PS5PDATE.pup in the UPDATE folder.
* Final structure should look like this: '''PS5 > UPDATE > PS5UPDATE.pup'''
* Final structure should look like this: '''PS5 > UPDATE > PS4UPDATE.pup'''
* Boot into PS5’s recovery settings by turning off the PS5 and holding the power button until it beeps 2 times. You should now be booted to Safe Mode.
* Boot into PS5’s recovery settings by turning off the PS5 and holding the power button until it beeps 2 times. You should now be booted to Safe Mode.
* Plug the USB stick into an empty slot on your PS5.
* Plug the USB stick into an empty slot on your PS5.
* Select 7. Reset PS5 (Reinstall System Software) > OK > Yes.
* Select 7. Reset PS5 (Reinstall System Software) > OK > Yes.
* The PS5 will now install the firmware and remove everything on the HDD.
* The PS5 will now install the firmware and remove everything on the HDD.
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