So if you’re worried about it, just be mindful about what you download - keep an eye on how quickly you’re filling up the PS5’s internal storage. There’s currently no official explanation for the Queued for Download error, but in our anecdotal experience, it occurred when trying to download something ( Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War’s massive 140 GB install file, in our case) that we didn’t have enough free space for. What is causing the PS5’s ‘Queued for Download’ error? Once the database is rebuilt, you should be able to continue your download as normal.

Step 4: Use the controller to select “Rebuild Database” in Safe Mode. Step 3: Connect a controller via USB to your PS5. Release it after you hear the second beep - one beep will sound when you first press, and another seven seconds later. Once the system is off, press and hold the power button again. Step 2: Turn off your PlayStation 5 by pressing the power button on the front. Step 1: Make sure your PlayStation 5 firmware is updated to the latest version. Thankfully that’s no longer the case, according to PlayStation’s support team. Originally the only way to fix this error was to fully wipe your PlayStation 5. Image: Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon How to fix the PS5’s Queued for Download error

Hopping over to the download queue on PS5 shows that there is indeed no download in progress, nor are any errors listed. In our example, pictured above, we tried to download the PS5 version of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, but found ourselves stuck on this screen. The error occurs when you try to download a certain game that you already own, but the download simply won’t start. The PlayStation 5 is finally out in the world, but one major issue has cropped up that is causing a lot of people headaches on launch day: the so-called Queued for Download error.

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