CE-35340-5 PS4, CE-35340-5, CE-35340-5 PS4 Error, PS4 Twitch cannot connect to server
One error that people appear to be running foul of a lot lately is CE-35340-5 PS4, often disrupting them during competitive sessions on PS4 titles such as Fortnite, Monster Hunter World and Call of Duty Warzone. However just what is this error and how can you fix it? Well, that’s what we’re hoping to do for you right here with this handy guide!
PS4 Error CE-35340-5 And How To Fix It
CE-35340-5 is a PS4 error that prevents you from accessing services such as YouTube and Twitch. Though it sounds quite bad, the solution to it is actually pretty straightforward.
Instead of thrashing your DualShock 4 through the face of your TV (not advisable), we suggest that you follow the official guidance and definitions as supplied by Sony below. In most cases, experiencing CE-35340-5 is because the service you trying to connect to is currently down.
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PS4 Error CE-35340-5 – This service may be under maintenance. Please wait a short while before attempting to access the service again.
If you are seeing this error code every time you attempt to connect, please try the following steps to rectify the issue:
- On your PS4 system go to [Settings] > [Account Management] > [Link with Other Services] and sign out of YouTube or Twitch. Then sign back in.
YouTube
- Enable the live stream feature on your YouTube channel by visiting the YouTube features page and checking the live stream box.
Twitch
- Twitch now requires 2FA (Two Factor Authorization). You will need to activate 2FA to your Twitch account to Broadcast from your PS4. For full instructions, please visit the Twitch Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) guide. Once 2FA is activated and set up, you can log in to Twitch from your PS4 and start streaming.
To double check what services are down, we recommend checking DownDetector.
Let us know how you get on!
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