This guide will show you how to fix the PS5 error code CE-100045-0. Go through the guide and follow all the instructions carefully to get rid of this error.
Restore Licenses
In this section, we will take you through the steps to restore licenses. It will help to fix the error.
- Start by booting up your PS5 console and wait for it to fully load.
- Once the console is ready, navigate to the settings at the top right corner of the screen.
- In the settings menu, scroll down and select the “Users and Accounts” option.
- Choose the “Others” option and then select the “Restore Licenses” option.
The process of restoring licenses may take some time, depending on the number of licenses that need to be restored.
Enable Console Sharing and Offline Play
This section describes how to enable Console Sharing and Offline Play.
- After that, navigate back to the settings menu on your PS5 console and look for the option labelled “Console Sharing and Offline Play.”
- Ensure that the option is enabled or turned on to allow console sharing and offline play.
Uninstall and install the game
This section will take you through the steps to resolve the error by uninstalling and installing the game. You first have to switch to a different user to do so.
- Navigate back to the home screen of your PS5 console and press the PlayStation button on your controller.
This will bring up the quick menu on the screen. - Click on your profile icon at the bottom and select the “Switch Users” option.
- Select a different user and navigate to the game you want to delete.
- Tap on the game to select it and tap on the “Delete” option from the drop-down menu.
This action will initiate the process of deleting the game from your device. - After the game is successfully deleted, you need to re-download it and check if the issue you were experiencing has been resolved.
Safe Mode
In this section, we will take you through the steps to enter Safe mode on your PS5 and try to resolve the error.
- If it doesn’t work, press the PlayStation button on your controller to open up the quick menu.
- Once the quick menu is displayed on the screen, look for the “Power” icon at the bottom right side and click on it.
A drop-down menu will appear with various power options. - Click on the “Turn off PS5” option to shut down PS5.
- After that, plug your controller into the front USB slot of the PlayStation console.
- Wait for the light bar on your controller to stop blinking, and then hold down the Power button.
You will hear one initial beep, and then after about five to ten seconds, you will hear another beep.
It means that the console is entering the safe mode. - In the safe mode menu, you need to select the Repair Console Storage option.
It will fix all the issues cv c related to storage.
- After that, click on the Update System Software option and select Update Using Internet.
It will apply a new copy of the Playstation System software that might help to resolve the issue.
- Now go back and select the Clear Cache and Rebuild Database option. Click on Rebuild Database on your PlayStation.
It will take a little time to rebuild the database and it will fix your issue.
