Tech Desk 
Dec 07, 2024
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Call of Duty: Warzone is one of the popular battle royale games that guarantees intense action and great gameplay. However, sometimes, the game fails to install on a PS5 for some users, which leaves a user frustrated.
This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as availability of less storage, corrupted files, or even problems with PlayStation Network. The good thing is that there are plenty of solutions you can try for regaining the action.
In this guide, Gadinsider covers step-by-step methods on how to troubleshoot the Warzone installation issue on a PS5.
Whether it is merely an issue of storage or a more complicated error, these should work to help you solve the issue fast.
Step-by-step guide to fix Warzone installation issues on PS5
- Go to Settings > Storage > Console Storage and check available space
- Delete unnecessary files or games to free up space if needed
- Turn off the PS5 completely, wait for a minute, and then turn it back on
- Try downloading Warzone again
- Turn off your PS5
- Hold the power button until you hear two beeps, then connect a controller via USB
- Select Rebuild Database from the Safe Mode menu
- Go to Settings > Network and run a connection test
- If your connection is slow, try using a wired connection or restarting your router
- Go to Settings > System > System Software Update and ensure your PS5 is up to date
- Navigate to Settings > Storage > Saved Data
- Delete any corrupted files related to Warzone
- Warzone allows partial installation (e.g., campaign, multiplayer, or Warzone only)
- Install just the Warzone component to see if it resolves the issue
- Visit the PlayStation Network Status page to see if there are server issues
