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Sometimes the USB port is filled with dust, which contact cleaner can fix (had this issue on an old dusty PC, I have also used rubbing alcohol in place of contact cleaner but this is not ideal). I have had issues with PCs not playing nice with USB2 drives in USB3 ports and vice versa, if this is a USB2 drive you might want to look for a USB3 one. These servers can be faster and much safer than private DNS servers. DNS servers that are available to everyone are called Public DNS servers.

File system should be exFAT, if not reformat it to be so. If you use Airtel, then they’ll provide you with their own private DNS servers, and you cannot use any other DNS server. In Windows File Explorer you can right-click the USB drive and see properties. I assume you formatted it to FAT32 or exFAT. SU-41350-3 could be an issue with the USB drive. I have low certainty this will work as DNS outages tend not to last very long, but this might fix it for you. I have had issues with my Internet provider's DNS server, and Google's DNS server (8.8.8.8) worked for me. But this is what I found:ĬE-32895-7 could be a DNS issue. I assume you have already done some Googling, I do not even own a PS4.