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I need help. Since one of my favorite games was BO2 on ps3 I wanted to play IT again, so I unpackaged my ps3 and connected it to my ps4 controller. But when I was done and wanted to connect it back the ps4 controller wouldn't sync to the ps4, I've tried so many different solutions for about 4 days now and I really wanna play some Fortnite, so can somebody make my week and help me fix it? It's highly appreciated.

I've tried via Bluetooth, tried the turn your ps4 for 3-4 minutes and then try to turn it on, I can't do it via USB port because it won't charge a ps4 controller

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I had this happen to me. I could not pair my controller to my PS4 because it has a bad micro usb port. You need a second DS4 paired to the PS4, or some kind of input device to do this.

-put unpaired controller into pairing mode by pressing the PS button and Share button at the same time. The light bar will start flashing.

-navigate to Bluetooth menu

-select "Add device"

-select "wireless controller"

-select pair

There may be an extra step somewhere in here depending on what version your PS4 is on.

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  • I've already tried the Bluetooth option, but the controller wouldn't show in the Bluetooth devices menu, after multiple tries.
    – OnTeY
    May 11, 2018 at 14:21

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