How to Effectively Delete Corrupted Data on PS5: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn the steps to delete corrupted data on your PS5 and keep your console running smoothly.

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To delete corrupted data on PS5: Go to 'Settings' > 'Storage'. Select 'Extended Storage' if the data is stored there. Find and select the corrupted file, marked with a broken icon, and press the 'Options' button on your controller, then choose 'Delete'. Confirm the deletion. This process helps maintain your system’s smooth performance and prevent crashes.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if the corrupted data won't delete on my PS5? If corrupted data won't delete, try restarting your PS5 in safe mode and then perform a system rebuild.
  2. Can I recover corrupted data on my PS5? Typically, corrupted data cannot be recovered, but you can back up your files regularly to avoid data loss.
  3. How can I prevent data corruption on my PS5? Prevent data corruption by properly shutting down your PS5 and ensuring that your system software is up to date.

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