No, you cannot play PS4 games on PS5 with a USB. PS4 games are not compatible with the PS5 and must be bought and downloaded from the PlayStation Store to be played on the PS5.

Storage space on your PS5 is determined by the size of the internal Solid State Drive (SSD). On the console, go to Settings > Storage to view how much space is available to use. You can also view the amount of used space and available space from the main dashboard without going into the settings.

To delete a save file on Steam, open the game in your Steam library and select the Saved Games option. Select the save file you wish to delete and press the Delete button. Confirm the deletion when prompted.

To add your Steam ID to the server configuration, you will need to edit the server's configuration file. The exact location of the configuration file will vary depending on the type of server you are running, but it is typically located in the same directory as the game executable. Once you locate the file, simply add your Steam ID after the relevant line of code. For example, if you are running a dedicated server, you would add your Steam ID to the "sv_steamid" line.

There a few things you can try to fix this issue: 1. Make sure your external hard drive is connected correctly. Try unplugging and replugging it in. 2. Ensure your external hard drive is compatible with the PS4. 3. Format the drive to the correct file system (FAT32). 4. Try a different USB port on the PS4. 5. Reset your system by holding down the power button for 7 seconds. 6. Check for any software updates for the PS4. 7. Perform a full system restore on your PS4. If none of these methods works, it is recommended to contact Sony support for further assistance.

The hard drive on a PS4 is located beneath the console. To access it, you need to unscrew the plastic casing on the lower half of the console and remove the hard drive.

Yes, you can reinstall SteamOS. As of 2021, SteamOS is available for free from the Steam website. To reinstall SteamOS, download the SteamOS image from the Steam website, burn it to a USB drive, and follow the instructions provided on the Steam website.

No, two Steam accounts cannot run the same game simultaneously.

The easiest way to upgrade the hard drive on a PS4 without losing data is to use a disk cloning tool to clone the existing hard drive to a larger one. This will create an exact copy of the existing PS4 hard drive on the new drive, which will include all data, settings, and game saves. Once the cloning process is complete, you just need to insert the upgraded hard drive into the PS4 and the system should boot up as if nothing has changed.

At launch, the PlayStation 5 is compatible with USB extended storage of up to 8 TB. To use extended storage, the drive must meet the following requirements: -Must be USB 3.1 (or greater) external hard drive with a USB-A connection. -Must be uses exFAT file format. -Must have a storage capacity of at least 250 GB and a maximum of 8 TB. -Must be USB powered (no external power supply is needed).