While setting up your PS5, you will be prompted to transfer your PS4 data either wirelessly or via USB/LAN cable. Players are advised to make sure their cloud is working properly before initiating the factory reset. Thankfully, the cloud will maintain in-game progress. This will wipe the system of its memory, and players will have to download their previously saved games. This will remain the solution until Sony can patch the bug via a wireless system update (assuming that the problem exists in the system’s code/software). The solution: We wish we had better news, but as of now the only way to fix the problem is by initiating a full factory reset of the system. Your system will show the game/app in your library, but it won’t be usable, nor can the download be canceled and restarted. The problem: Games and applications are being caught in a “Queued for Download” state of limbo or will just appear as a download error.
However, downloading these huge files has caused a few bugs in the software.
Gone are the days of scratched disks and unreadable data. As games move to a digital marketplace, players will be downloading massive files in order to play unbreakable copies of their favorite games.
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