How To Fix CE-107867-9?

Sony’s PlayStation 5 has experienced initial technical difficulties.

Several users have reported encountering error code CE-107867-9, accompanied by a generic “Something went wrong” message while attempting to download games or copy files.

If you’re facing issues downloading or copying PlayStation 5 games, here’s how to address the problem.

Troubleshoot PS5 Download Errors: Fix CE-107867-9

With the recent launch of the PS5, identifying system errors like CE-107867-9 can be challenging. 

As more information becomes available, Sony is expected to provide an official library of PS5 error codes.

In the meantime, user reports are precious in troubleshooting these issues.

First, try restarting the download or copy process by selecting the “Try Again” option.

This simple step has resolved the problem for many users. If this doesn’t work, a system-wide refresh might be necessary. 

Power cycle both your PlayStation 5 console and your network router or modem.

This process typically involves turning off the devices, unplugging them, waiting for a few minutes, and then plugging them back in.

If the issue persists after these steps, it’s advisable to check your internet connection stability.

Ensure you have a strong and consistent network signal. Network congestion or intermittent connectivity can often trigger this error.

The CE-107867-9 PS5 error code typically occurs when there’s an issue with downloading or copying a file.

Playercounter encountered the CE-107867-9 error message on the PlayStation 5 while downloading Spider-Man: Miles Morales. 

The issue arose midway through the download but was resolved by selecting the “Try Again” option, allowing the download to complete successfully. 

The current PSN Service Status mentions an “unprecedented” demand for PlayStation services, which likely contributes to this issue.

Fortunately, downloads affected by the CE-107867-9 error typically don’t need to be restarted from the beginning.

This is good news, as it helps avoid the frustration of dealing with slow PS5 download speeds. 

In the meantime, users can enjoy Astro’s Playroom, which comes pre-installed on all PS5 consoles, while waiting for initial downloads.

While the PlayStation 5 launch is going smoothly for most players, some significant issues have emerged.

Notably, YouTube reviewer ACG experienced a significant error that rendered their console unusable. 

Other, less severe problems have also been reported, such as internal server errors and the CE-107891-6 error.

As early PS5 adopters hope to avoid these issues, some Xbox Series X owners are reportedly testing their consoles by blowing vape smoke into them, potentially inviting problems of their own.