They have, however, offered a troubleshooting guide to fix it if you do encounter the blue blinking light of death. Sony has acknowledged the issue, but has yet to diagnose an exact cause for the problem. However, there are new reports that the system can sometimes blink blue which is an indicator that results in no audio/video output to the television and the console eventually powering off. You should turn off the system, move it to a well-ventilated area, and wait until it has cooled down to use itīasically, as long as your system isn't blinking red, you're in good shape. Point being, the PlayStation 4 light turns many different colors, but what do they all mean? Over in the PlayStation Knowledge Center, Sony has posted a clear and concise chart for each color and what it means:

In the short span, I've owned Sony's new console, I've seen that sleek light, just off-center, go from blue to white to orange to white to - well, thankfully, it has never turned red. Okay, let’s begin with the absolute bare essentials of the PS4’s power button On the standard PlayStation 4, the power button is located on the sloped side of the console, which will typically face forwards, regardless of whether you leave your PS4 standing or lying down. Once the PS4 Pro detects the other console on your home network, you’ll have to hold down the original system’s power button for one second to prepare your data for transfer. If there's one thing the PlayStation 4 doesn't lack, it's diversity in color.

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