Scroll up from the main menu, then scroll right until you select the briefcase-shaped Settings option and press X. This will open Settings. This is near the "System Software Update" option. You'll find this close to the top of the Network menu. Your options include the following:   Use Wi-Fi - Select this if your console is connected to the Internet via wireless.  Use a LAN Cable - Select this if your console is connected to your modem via an Ethernet cable. This will allow you to manually change your DNS or MTU settings. If you're on a Wi-Fi network, you'll have to select the network you want to set up at this point. This will take care of the more complicated procedures for you. This will bypass another manual setup option. This option comes directly after the Do Not Specify one; it will allow you to edit your DNS IP addresses. In this case, you'll need to enter both a primary and a secondary IP address for your target DNS location. Popular DNS alternatives include the following options:  Google - 8.8.8.8 ("Primary" field); 8.8.4.4 ("Secondary" field). OpenDNS - 208.67.222.222 ("Primary" field); 208.67.220.220 ("Secondary" field). Double-check your typing's accuracy before continuing. It's at the bottom of the screen. This is at the top of the "MTU Settings" section. Do not lower your PS4's MTU number; contrary to past experience, lowering the MTU number will no longer increase your PS4's download speeds. It's at the top of the "Proxy Server" page. With the updated DNS settings, you should now be able to download items at a higher speed than which you were previously downloading.
सेटिंग्स खोलें: Network Set Up Internet Connection उचित नेटवर्क ऑप्शन चुनें: Custom Automatic Do Not Specify जब आप से चुनने को कहा जाये तो Manual चुनें: अपनी डीएनएस सेटिंग्स को एडिट करें: Next Automatic Do Not Use एक आइटम डाउनलोड करके देखें: