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Random black screen?

JessPushToPlay
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Heya- I'm getting random black screens while playing. I'll be in the middle of riding my mount or fighting a boss & suddenly the screen goes black for 2-4 seconds? Happened about 3 times in the last 1 1/2 hr?

I was doing a dungeon last night and someone in our party said they got this black screen once or twice, also?
PC & PS4 | NA
  • GreenHere
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    Not getting this on my end. PC/NA

    Which platform is this happening to you on? You've got PC & PS4 both in sig...

    Tried reseating cables? Could just be a loose HDMI.

    DERP :: Ignore me, just noticed which section this was in, haha. What a dummy.
    Edited by GreenHere on 11 February 2021 04:17
  • ThorianB
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    Could you PS4 be getting hot? Got it near a heat source? Is it getting good air circulation around it? Have you cleaned the vents on it?
  • ZOS_Bill
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    @JessPushToPlay

    Clearing the local save data may help reduce these random black screens.

    To delete save data on the PlayStation 4:
    1. From the PlayStation Dynamic Menu, navigate to Settings.
    2. Go to Application Saved Data.
    3. Click on Saved Data in System Storage
    4. Select "Delete"
    5. Select The Elder Scrolls Online.
    6. Place ticks next to ESO Save Data.
    7. Select [Delete] and then select [OK] to confirm your decision.

    If clearing the local save data does not help, you may need to reinstall ESO on the PS4.
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  • JessPushToPlay
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    ZOS_BillE wrote: »
    @JessPushToPlay

    Clearing the local save data may help reduce these random black screens.

    To delete save data on the PlayStation 4:
    1. From the PlayStation Dynamic Menu, navigate to Settings.
    2. Go to Application Saved Data.
    3. Click on Saved Data in System Storage
    4. Select "Delete"
    5. Select The Elder Scrolls Online.
    6. Place ticks next to ESO Save Data.
    7. Select [Delete] and then select [OK] to confirm your decision.

    If clearing the local save data does not help, you may need to reinstall ESO on the PS4.

    Well... thanks but I actually did that just a couple weeks back- so far it was just that one night it happened a handful of times, so I'll wait & see if it occurs again.
    PC & PS4 | NA
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