Error codes for game consoles and platforms — PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and handheld PCs. Decode network, disc, and system errors.
15 error codes
15 codes
On Nintendo consoles, error 2005-0003 means the Switch could not read the game card.
On Nintendo consoles, error 2110-1118 means the connection to the network timed out or failed while communicating with the server.
On Nintendo consoles, error 2110-2003 means the Switch could not connect to the wireless network.
On PlayStation consoles, error CE-30005-8 means a hardware read error accessing the hard drive or disc drive.
On PlayStation consoles, error CE-34878-0 means an application (game) has crashed — the game closed unexpectedly.
On PlayStation consoles, error CE-100002-3 means the console could not start the application, often due to corrupted or incompletely copied data.
On PlayStation consoles, error CE-107857-8 means the console could not read the disc.
On PlayStation 5, CE-108255-1 means the console hit an error while trying to start or run a specific game or app — that software failed to load or crashed, rather than the whole system being at fault.
On PlayStation consoles, error E-8210604A means a payment error — the credit/debit card or payment could not be processed.
On Xbox consoles, error E100 means a system update error occurred during startup, so the console can't finish booting.
On Xbox consoles, error E200 means the console needs a system update but couldn't apply it during startup.
On Xbox consoles, error E305 means an error occurred applying a system update, leaving the console unable to complete the update.
On PlayStation consoles, error NW-102308-4 means the console could not connect to the network — a DNS/connection failure.
On PlayStation consoles, error SU-30746-0 means the system software update could not be installed.
On PlayStation consoles, error WS-37505-0 means an error occurred connecting to the PlayStation Network — often a service or maintenance issue.
