Wait for a few seconds. Connect your DualShock controller to your PS4 console via micro USB cable. Turn on your PS4 console again. On your PS4 controller, press the PS button in the middle of the ...

Your PS4 controller not connecting is frustrating. Here are two ways to fix a controller that won't connect wirelessly.

If you've got a DualShock 4 controller you want to pair to your PS4 or PS5, there are two methods for doing so, and they're both very straightforward.

To reset your PS4 controller, you’re going to need a wooden toothpick or a bobby pin. 1.Turn off the controller. Press and hold the PS button for 10 seconds. 2.Press the reset button.

Restart the PS4 If you still can’t get the controller to connect, try restarting the PS4 completely: Hold the power button on the front of the console until you hear a second beep.

PS4 controller won’t sync? Having problems getting your pad up and running? Then check out our handy guide on how to fix your PS4 controller syncing issues!

Looking to connect a PS4 controller without a cable? Read our guide to get your PS4 DualShock 4 synced without a USB cable.

For owners of a PS4 or PS4 Pro system, syncing your controllers shouldn’t be an issue, but we’re here with our guide to clear up any confusion you might have.

You can connect a PS4 controller using the micro-USB cable that comes with the device. But connecting a second one requires a different method.

From the "Blue Line of Death" and faulty HDMI ports to disc read errors and console "bricking", here are the most common PS4 problems and how to solve them.