How to Find Out if the Playstation Network Is Down

In some cases, the problem might not be on your end. The PSN servers may be experiencing outages or undergoing maintenance. There’s not much you can do about this other than wait it out for the servers to come back online, but you can confirm the issue. Here’s what to do.

How to Check Your Playstation 5 Is Connecting to Your Network Correctly 

Your PlayStation 5 should maintain the same settings you set your console up with, but it’s worth checking if your connection has gone down. Here’s how to do it.

How to Fix Your Playstation 5 the Quickest Way (in Most Cases)

If the PlayStation 5 servers are up and you can’t connect even though your router is working correctly, try restarting your PlayStation 5 console and your router. It’s an almost too simple fix, but it works in many cases, especially if your PlayStation 5 has been left in Rest Mode for an extended time. 

How to Improve Your Wi-Fi Speeds

If it’s only your PlayStation 5 that seems to be affected by low or non-existent speeds and the connection seems to be okay, try moving your router nearer to the console or plug it in physically via an Ethernet cable. It sounds simple but moving your router physically closer can make a massive difference if you’re able to do so. There are many other ways to make your Wi-Fi faster, so it’s worth experimenting. 

How to Change Your DNS Settings on a PlayStation 5

Changing your DNS settings is an advanced fix, but it can make a difference if your ISP has issues as it redirects the traffic to a more reliable source. Here’s how to change your DNS settings on PlayStation 5.