How to Resync Your PS4 Controller to Your PlayStation: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to easily resync your PS4 controller to your PlayStation with our quick guide. Troubleshoot and resolve syncing issues effortlessly!

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To resync your PS4 controller to your PlayStation, first, make sure the PS4 is on. Connect the controller to the console using a USB cable. Press the PS button on the controller; the light bar should start flashing, indicating it's syncing. Once the light bar turns solid, the controller is successfully synced. If it doesn't sync, try restarting both the console and controller, then repeat the process.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if my PS4 controller won’t sync? If your PS4 controller won't sync, first ensure that the console is powered on. Try connecting the controller using a USB cable and then press the PS button. If it still doesn't work, restart both the controller and the PS4, and attempt the syncing process again.
  2. How can I reset my PS4 controller? To reset your PS4 controller, locate the small reset button on the back of the controller near the L2 shoulder button. Use a small tool to push the button inside the hole for about 5 seconds. After resetting, reconnect it to the PlayStation using a USB cable and press the PS button to resync.
  3. Can I connect multiple PS4 controllers to one console? Yes, you can connect multiple PS4 controllers to one console. Simply connect each controller via USB to the PS4 and press the PS button on each controller to sync them. You can connect up to four controllers simultaneously.
  4. Why does the PS4 controller light bar flash? The PS4 controller light bar flashes when it is in the process of syncing with the console. Once it stops flashing and remains solid, it means the controller is successfully connected.