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PS5 receives version 20.02-02.30; new update available

PS5 receives version 20.02-02.30; new update available

Sony’s new console receives a firmware update focused on fixing connectivity issues. It has a weight of 868 MB.

Sony has released version 20.02-02.30 of the PS5 firmware. The new PlayStation home console is updated once again, this time a patch that arrives to solve some of the problems reported in this first month of availability of the platform as well as its general optimization. According to the information, listed on the official support portal, there are four main problems solved.

The file, which has a weight of 868 MB, is now available for download in all regions. To do this, simply access the Ps5 Settings section (icon at the top right of the menu) and select System> System software> System software update and settings> System software update via Internet.

  • General system performance improvements
  • Resolved an issue where data transfers and downloads were canceled when trying to download content while transferring data from a Ps4 to a PS5.
  • Fixed some backward compatible PS4 issues on PS5, displaying the text input menu with issues.
  • Fixed Wi-Fi connectivity problems, whose stability has been improved.
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