After data loss, it will take quite a long time for users to re-download and re-install lost game files. But it's quite complicated for users to recover lost PS4 game files without backups. It can be effortless for PS4 game lovers to lose vulnerable game files on their hard drives by accidental deletion, sudden power outage, hard drive formatting, or other errors. Can I recover the lost game files directly? I don't remember all the games and neither want to waste so much time to download those lost games again."
I followed and deleted all the game files without any backup. "Does anyone know how to recover or restore deleted PS4 game files from the PS4 hard drive? It was a mistake when I first received a message saying that the server was down, I must remove all files and re-log on to reuse and re-play games on PS4. Full stepsĬonnect the hard drive to your computer > choose the drive to scan > preview and recover. Sign in PS4 and go to PlayStation Store > find lost games > redownload lost games. The error seems to be due to the game thinking there isn't enough space to save progress made, this unfortunately results in a corrupted save that must be promptly deleted and replaced as I instructed above.Go to Settings > click Application Saved Data Management > click Saved Data in Online Storage. In my experience on Fallout 4 and Skyrim (500hr+ on PS4pro each) this error seems to occur most often when I've alter my character / area, or made fair amount of progress without saving. Then overwrite the oldest of your three saves after you've made progress enough to be finished with that zone/room/cell. You can still use quick saves as temporary check points, like after a set of dialogue, before talking to a NPC, single item crafting. Save as often as you can, like no shit every 10 minutes! Or after World altering events like crafting. Once you're back in the game create a new save to replace the one deleted and go back to cycling 3 saves. Instead what I found is too cycle between only 3 saves, always turn off all autosave! If you get the zero save space error quit out to main menu, delete the most recent save on the top, then manually load the most recent save prior to the one deleted (never use continue!). There's a very lengthy process you can go through to clean out content (full game delete, rebuild data base, PS4 full reboot after 10min unplugged, after every single game addition) that can resolve the issues, but since it's related to Creation Club and Bethesda Patchwork the issue would still usually return.
While it can be related to mods, it usually actually has a lot to do with Creation Club content and even some of Bethesda game patches.
Hey just for some extra info in case somebody finds this thread, obviously this thread is quite old but this information could still be useful to someone.
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