You’ll see a number of warnings that formatting your device will remove any previously installed data, so before you hit ‘OK’, make sure that there’s nothing stored on the device that you don’t want to lose. Select your external HDD, then choose “Format as extended storage”.Go to the Settings menu from your PS4 home screen.To prepare it for use with your PS4 you’ll need to format it to a special type to ensure it will work: Most storage devices will be a specific format out-of-the-box (usually FAT32/exFAT/NTFS/HFS). Note: There is no guarantee that all USB storage devices are compatible with your system.
The most important thing to remember before you buy a new storage device – or try to use one you already own – is to make sure it meets the minimum requirements for use with your PS4: It’s super easy to set up and use an external HDD with your PS4 or PS4 Pro, but before you get started, this guide may come in useful. As part of the PS4 system software 4.50 which went live this week, you’ll see that we’ve added the much-requested ability to download and store your games and apps on an external HDD storage device.
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