The PlayStation 5 is the best-selling console of this generation, beating both Xbox Series S|X Sales despite facing massive criticism for being a ‘gameless box’. While the console performs extremely well with games, numerous software bugs and errors exist that make the PS5 feel like a chore. This includes the DNS Server error that limits the internet connection to your console and stops you from connecting to the PlayStation Network servers; your account can’t be logged in which eventually takes your access to video games. Fortunately, there is a fix for the DNS Server problem, and this guide will tell you in detail how you can do so.
How to Fix PS5 DNS Errors
Your PlayStation 5 may fail to connect to the PlayStation Network services due to DNS Server problems. To fix the PS5 DNS error code NW-102308-4 or any specific error code in general, follow the steps below:
- Go to your PlayStation Settings
- Open the Network Section
- Head into the sub-Settings and select Set Up Internet Connection
- Press the Options button on the connected Wi-fi
- Go to Advanced Settings
- Change the DNS Setting to Manual from Automatic
- Primary Address: 8.8.8.8
- Secondary Address: 8.8.4.4
Connecting to the Google DNS Server will remove the PS5 DNS error that you may face on your console.
