If you’ve stumbled upon this article, chances are you are facing a problem with your brand new PS5. Firstly, congratulations on grabbing that brand new console. Secondly, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll be looking into CE-100028-1 PS5 error code error and how you can go about fixing it. Let’s dive in:
PlayStation 5
CE-100028-1 PS5 error code isn’t the first error that has been covered on our site. The latest generation gaming console was released worldwide in November 2020. Almost every virtual store ran out of stock the moment it was released, mainly due to scalpers. If you don’t know what scalper is, it is a person that buys things usually immediately after release, only to sell it at higher prices for themselves. The demand and popularity of the product work out perfectly for such scenarios, however, the practice is usually frowned upon.
With the release of PS5 came the question of the plethora of titles hosted on the PS4. This was remedied by the Backwards Compatability feature, which encompasses over 99% of the titles that have been released on the PS4. If you ever find yourself yearning to play a PS4 title, you have nothing to worry about. That is unless you are part of the 1%.
CE-100028-1 PS5 error code
Let’s see how we can go about solving the CE-100028-1 PS5 error code error. The error is usually accompanied by the following message:
There is not enough free space on the SSD.
The problem seems pretty straightforward. All you need to do is make sure that you have the required free space. You can do this by:
- Checking if there is enough space to download applications that you want:
- Go to Settings > Storage > System Storage.
- You can also try to delete some undesired data from System Storage:
- Highlight the data you want to delete and press the select button. Then select Delete to delete the content.
- You can try to delete on the home screen:
- Highlight the content you want to delete and press the options button. Then select Delete to delete the content.
