Modern Warfare 2: How to Fix Troubleshooting the crashing in PS4-PS5 CE-108255-1 error

On its different platforms—PC, PlayStation, and Xbox—the Modern Warfare 2 beta appears to be plagued by a variety of performance problems. Many flaws and error codes that cause the highly anticipated new Call of Duty game to crash on players' computers have been reported by players, preventing them from taking advantage of the beta test. Even though the beta seems to be having problems on every platform, many PS4 and PS5 players see the "CE-108255-1" error message when the beta crashes on their consoles.

Since Modern Warfare 2 is still in the beta stage, there is currently no permanent fix for the error that a large number of console owners have experienced. Luckily, PlayStation users can try out a few short-term fixes for the CE-108255-1 bug in the Modern Warfare 2 beta. Today's tutorial will go over these possible fixes.

What is the Modern Warfare 2 beta's "crashing in PS4/PS5 CE-108255-1 issue" and how might it be fixed?

It's interesting to note that the "crashing in PS4/PS5 CE-108255-1 problem" in the Modern Warfare 2 beta has different short-term fixes for the PS4 and PS5 consoles.

For PS4

Follow these steps if you have a PlayStation 4 and want to try to fix this game's error:

• The power button must be pressed and held for a few seconds after your console has been turned off. 
• When the console beeps twice, you can let off the button, and the console will enter "Safe Mode" on its own. 
• You must connect your DualShock 4 controllers to the system via a USB cable, then hit the PlayStation button on the controllers. 
• Then, users of the Modern Warfare 2 beta must look for the "5: Rebuild Database" option. You must follow the steps that are revealed when you click on this in order to finish the process.

The "crashing in PS4/PS5 CE-108255-1 issue" in the Modern Warfare beta has been fixed for PS4 users by rebuilding the game's database.

For PS5

For the PS5, the process is very different, and players must take certain steps to fix the CE-108255-1 error:

• The first step is to uninstall the game from your console. To do this, go to Settings, click Storage, and then click Uninstall.
• You have to start up the PS5 in "Safe Mode" after reinstalling the game. By holding down the power button for three seconds, you can shut down the console in this manner. As the device turns off, the indicator will blink. 
• After turning it off, you must press and hold the power button once more, releasing it when you hear the second beep. After connecting your DualSense controller to the console with a USB cord, you need to go to Settings.
• You must go to System, then System Software, and then select the Reset PS5 option in Settings. Before rebuilding the PS5 database, you should be reminded that you must keep a backup of all your saved files on the cloud or a hard disk.

If the above steps don't fix the "crashing in PS4/PS5 CE-108255-1 problem" in the Modern Warfare 2 beta, players should call PlayStation Support and open a complaint docket.