The PS4 system software update error SU-30746-0 (or system update loop) arises for some players when they turn on their PlayStation 4 consoles. Instead of starting up, the PS4 displays this error message: Read on to find out what you can do to resolve this issue once and for all.
What does the system software update error on PS4 mean?
Don’t panic, you don’t have to throw your console in the trash and purchase a new one. All errors have fixes that will restore console functionality. Know that the System software update has failed (SU-30746-0 PS4 error code) can appear when your PS4 console has failed to install the latest firmware update.
How do I fix the system software update error on PS4?
1. Update your system software
Use Safe Mode
Use a USB drive
2. Restore the PS4 to its default settings
You will need to sign back into the PlayStation Network after restoring the console to the default configuration. SPONSORED
3. Use the Initialize PS4 option
How do I force update my PS4?
In order to force update your PlayStation 4 console, please refer to solution number 1 in this guide, and use Safe Mode. That is the only way that a forced update can be applied to your Sony gaming console, just in case you didn’t already know that. There you go, now you will be much better prepared for the next time your PS4 system software update results in an error and it’s frozen. Throughout time, users have reported dealing with the following error codes:
System software update ps4 error SU-42118-6 PS4 system software update error SU-30746-0 PS4 system software update error SU-42481-9 PS4 system software update error SU-42477-4 PS4 system software update error CE-36329-3 PS4 system software update error CE-43461-8
Those are some of the best fixes for error SU-30746-0. If you still need other fixes, you can discuss the issue further with live chat on the PlayStation 4’s support website.
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