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PS5 Error CE-100028-1: Not Enough Storage Space

By Tulasiram Pemmadi · Published · Source checked 31 October 2026

CE-100028-1 in one line: There isn't enough free space on the PS5's SSD for the download or install.
Try this first: open Settings > Storage > System Storage and compare free space with the download size.
Infographic: PS5 error CE-100028-1 fixes in order, with a photo of the PlayStation 5
NextPlayIntel infographic built on a PlayStation 5 photo. Photo by Howardcorn33 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0). Steps from PlayStation Support.

What CE-100028-1 means

PlayStation Support says: “There is not enough free space on the SSD.” (official page)

Likely causes

How to fix CE-100028-1, easiest first

  1. Check free space
    Settings > Storage > System Storage shows what's used and what's free.
  2. Delete from System Storage
    Highlight items, press the select button, then choose Delete.
  3. Or delete from the Home screen
    Highlight a game, press Options and choose Delete. Saved data stays on the console unless you delete it separately.
  4. Retry the download
    Go back to Downloads/Uploads and start it again.
Fixes at a glance
StepWhat to doSource
1Check free spaceOfficial
2Delete from System StorageOfficial
3Or delete from the Home screenOfficial
4Retry the downloadOfficial

When to contact support

If System Storage shows plenty of free space and the error still appears, contact PlayStation Support.

CE-100028-1 FAQ

What does PS5 error CE-100028-1 mean?

Sony says there isn't enough free space on the SSD. Free up space and retry.

Does deleting a PS5 game delete its saves?

No. Saved data stays unless you delete it separately.

Sources

Official sources last checked 31 October 2026.

Other PS5 error codes

PS5 troubleshooting guide · All PS5 codes · Error code directory

About the Author

Tulasiram Pemmadi · Owner and editor

Tulasiram Pemmadi is the owner and editor of NextPlayIntel, which operates from India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). He sets the site's editorial policy and publishes its gaming news, GTA guides, explainers and hardware reference pages. Articles are researched and written with AI assistance and fact-checked against the linked sources. Unless a page says otherwise, guides summarise published information and are not hands-on tests.

Researched and written with AI assistance, fact-checked by Tulasiram Pemmadi against the linked sources. This page summarises the official support page and the linked reports; the fixes were not tested on hardware by NextPlayIntel.