Thankfully, Sony has rectified many of the headaches transferring PS4 save data to PS5 caused at launch, with Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut being the best example, but it can still be a tricky process. Update to the latest system update on your PS4 so it's ready for data transfer, and sign in to the same user account that you plan to use on PS5. Connect your PS4 to the same Wi-Fi network as your PS5, and connect the two consoles via an ethernet cable to speed up the transfer process.
Follow the onscreen instructions and your apps, games, and saves will move over from your PS4 to the PS5. Select the title and then the file you would like to upload and select Yes to overwriting the cloud file.
PS4: download from online storage. Select the title and then the file you would like to download and select Yes to overwriting the system storage file. PS4: delete data from online storage. Select the title and then the file you would like to delete and select Yes.
PS5 cloud storage. When should I use online storage? Playstation Plus online storage is referred to as cloud storage on your PS5 console. If you're a PlayStation Plus member, data stored in your online storage is accessible from your PS5 console. Compatible PS4 games are playable on your PS5 console. For disc-based games, you need to insert the game disc every time you want to play, even after the game data is copied to your console storage.
Transfer data from PS4 consoles to PS5 consoles. Transfer games and saved data from PS4 consoles to PS5 consoles. PS4 console: prepare for data transfer. Sign in to the same account that's signed in on your PS5 console.
Update the system software to the latest version. PS4 system software update. Connection method. Safeguarding your save data, and, by extension, your progress, provides peace of mind.
To back up your save data on the cloud automatically, you have to subscribe to PlayStation Plus. In the U. With a subscription, you also get two free games per month and the ability to play online. If you already subscribe to PlayStation Plus, cloud saves are probably already enabled. You can store up to GB of save data to the cloud.
You can only upload save data automatically from your primary console, though. Next, make sure your console remains connected to the internet whenever you enable Rest Mode.
You can also specify auto-upload settings for specific games if you want. When you first enabled this setting, you might have to wait a few hours for all your save data to transfer to the cloud.
This depends entirely on how much save data you have, and the upload speed of your internet connection. If you have automatic uploads enabled, you can probably leave this alone and let your PS4 handle it. Uploading manually is very straightforward, but there are two ways you can do it. If the game is on the Home screen, highlight it, and then press the Options button. You can also access these options via the console preferences.
Wait for the PS4 to read the disk it can take a minute or two , and then select the game you want. Not all games support multiple save files, but many do.
Wait for the PS4 to scan your drive. Manual USB backups are the best safeguard against single save files that become corrupted. You can also turn off automatic uploads, but that puts your other save files at risk. You never know when something will go wrong.
Then, if something goes wrong and your cloud save file is no good, you can restore manually and lose less progress. You can also select a specific game and restore specific save files if you prefer.
Your save data is tied to the PlayStation Network account on which it was created, not the console.
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