PS4 Safe Mode Loop

PS4 is stuck in Safe Mode Loop without any exit routes. This guide will show you six ways to exit safe Mode quickly.

Why is my PS4 always going into Safe Mode?

Your PS4 might be stuck in a safe mode due to a loose cable or hardware problems like your HDMI Cable.

You would think so.

How can I get my PS4 from safe Mode without USB?

You don’t have to worry because I have all the answers below.

Why can’t my PS4 be put in safe Mode?

Software glitches are most common when the last update arrives. It can also be caused by the latest games that you have installed.

Follow these steps, and you’ll find the solution that works best for you. These fixes can be tried, and contact the PS4 for support.

Solution 1: Safe Mode Restart of PS4

Many users have solved the PS4 Safe Mode Loop by restarting their PS4 in safe Mode.

This solution will allow you to retain all of your personal information.

Follow these steps:

1. To turn off your PS4, press the power key on the front panel.
2. Hold the power button down until you hear the second beep. Safe Mode will then start.
3. Connect DUALSHOCK4 (DS4) to the USB cable. Now, press the P button to pair it.
4. To reboot your console in Safe Mode, select Restart PS4.
5. Follow the next steps below if the PS4 boots into safe Mode.

Solution 2: Power cycling your PS4

It will shut down your PS4 and drain all power.

It will recalibrate all configurations before starting up.

Here’s how you power cycle your PS4:

1. Tap and Hold on to the console for at minimum 10 seconds until it turns off completely.
2. Unplug the power plug from the back of the console.
3. Hold the power key down until you have no power left. It will clear all caches and drain any remaining current.
4. Wait 4-5 minutes, then plug everything back in and restart PS4 to verify that the PS4 Safe Mode Loop has been solved.

Solution 3: Verify Your HDMI Cables

It would solve the PS4 Safe Mode Loop if the previous solution did not work.

You should change your HDMI cables. It could be a hardware problem.

Let’s do it:

1. Unplug the HDMI cables at the back of both your TV or PS4.
2. Consider buying a new one if you’re considering switching HDMI cables.
3. Plug the HDMI cable from your PS4 into your TV.
4. This solution should work for you. If not, then use the Start PS4 option to get it to boot in regular Mode.

Solution 4: Rebuild your PS4 Database

It is the best solution for many users.

The Rebuild Database feature lets you clean up your PS4’s data and organize everything on your hard drive.

It will replace damaged files.

Let’s get on the PlayStation 4:

1. To pair the DUALSHOCK4 (DS4), connect the USB Cable to the controller and press the button.
2. Hold the power button down until you hear the second beep. Safe Mode will then start.
3. Go down to solution 5, and click ” Rebuild Database.”
4. Wait for the process completes, and your PS4 Safe Mode Loop issue will be resolved.

Solution 5: Manually update your 4

If the above solutions don’t work, then this is the solution that you need.

It is used mainly when the PS4 system is offline.

Make sure to have these things ready before you start.

• Stable Internet Connection
• USB Cable and PS4 Controller
• USB drive with minimum 460 MB storage and the FAT32 File system

Once you have done all of the above, follow these steps:

1. Connect the USB drive to the computer and create a folder named PS4 at the USB root path.
2. In the PS4 folder, create an update folder
3. Save the System update file with the name PUP and place it in the Update folder
4. As mentioned in the solution1, Step 2, enable Safe Mode
5. After enabling Safe Mode, select Update System Software
6. Choose update from USB Storage Device, and choose OK

Make sure to verify that the folder name and save file names are correct.

Solution 6: Initialize the 4

After initializing your console, all system settings will be restored to their defaults or factory reset. It is the minimum you can do to fix the PS4 Safe Mode Loop.

You should ensure that the external USB hard drive is large enough to store your PS4 files and formatted according to FAT.

Let’s get back to PS4 and initiate:

1. Connect your USB drive to your PS4.
2. Select System from the PS4 Settings menu.
3. Select Backup and Restore Backup PS4.
4. Select the data that you wish to back up and then select Next.
5. Choose Backup and assign a name.
6. Your data will begin backing up when you press the X button from your controller.
7. After your data has been fully backed-up, unplug the USB drive from your console.
8. Go back to PS4 Settings, and scroll down to select Initialization.
9. Select Initialize PS4 > Full Initialization.
10. Follow the on-screen instructions for full completion.
11. Remember, Do not Turn your PS4 off during Initialization. It will cause irreparable damage to your PS4.

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