Stuck on the sidelines with a PS5 error? In this article, you will learn how to fix EA Sports College Football 25 “Something went wrong with this game or app” CE-108255-1 error on PS5. Here’s your game plan to get back on the field.
Table of Contents
- Solution 1: Check the game’s server status
- Solution 2: Restart your PlayStation
- Solution 3: Switch to different connection
- Solution 4: Logout/Login from your account
- Solution 5: Disable HDCP
- Solution 6: Rebuild Database
- Solution 7: Update PS5 System Software
- Solution 8: Reset PS5
- Solution9: Contact EA Help or PlayStation Support
Solution 1: Check the game’s server status
Before trying any fixes, first check the College Football 25 server status. If it is down, having outage or under maintenance, then you have to wait until server issue is fixed by game developer.
- Visit EA games official website or CFBDirect X account to see if the servers are down
- Keep an eye on their social media channels for updates
- Use sites like Downdetector to confirm if others are experiencing the same problem
Solution 2: Restart your PlayStation
- Press the PS button on DualSense controller to open the Control Center.
- Highlight the “Power” option.
- Press X on controller to open more options.
- Highlight “Restart PS5” and hit X.
- Your console will shut down fully, then reboot again without any further input on your part.
Solution 3: Switch to different connection
This can also happen if your connection is not fast enough or unstable when launching the game. You can switch to a different connection. For example, if you are currently on Wi-Fi, then connect t a Mobile Hotspot and vice versa.
Solution 4: Logout/Login from your account
- Navigate to Settings > Users and Accounts.
- Select the Others option, then Sign Out.
- Once done, login to your account again and check if it solves the problem or not.
If you have a secondary PlayStation Network account, login to that account and try again.
Solution 5: Disable HDCP
By default, the PlayStation 5 enables HDCP over HDMI output.
- Go to PlayStation Settings.
- Select System.
- Go to HDMI tab.
- Toggle off Enable HDCP option.
Solution 6: Rebuild Database
If the issue persists, rebuilding your PS5’s database might help. This process optimizes the console’s storage and can fix various problems. Follow these steps:
- Turn off your PS5 without unplugging it.
- Press and hold the power button until you hear two beeps.
- Connect your DualSense controller and press the PS button.
- Select “Clear Cache and Rebuild Database,” then “Rebuild Database.”
- Wait for the process to complete and restart your console.
Solution 7: Update PS5 System Software
- Go to Settings > System.
- Select System Software > System Software Update and Settings.
- Update Available appears if a newer version is available.
- Select Update System Software to update.
Solution 8: Reset PS5
Note: Backup your console data first. Resetting PS5 will delete the console storage.
- Navigate to Settings > System > System Software.
- Choose Reset Options, then Reset Your Console.
- Once done, install the game again and check if this solved the problem or not.
Solution9: Contact EA Help or PlayStation Support
If none of the fixes helped you, then you can contact College Football 25 Support team or PlayStation Support for further assistance. They can provide personalized guidance to help you troubleshoot the problem.