Stick Drift. Simply put, your controller may be off by a small amount. This can happen for a variety of reasons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCEISv4SaUM Should not be too hard, with access to a pc.

The last update released solved the problem.

According to a https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/392935/if-i-cancel-my-ps-plus-subscription-will-my-game-saves-that-i-uploaded-to-the-c on our site: Your game save file will be on their server for 6 months, no matter if you canceled subscription, or expired. The only exception would be if you choose to delete save files on the cloud, though that isn't "automated" deletion. To answer if you can take it out of storage (i.e. download it to your Playstation), yes you can. According to https://www.playstation.com/en-us/support/subscriptions/ps4-ps-plus-online-storage/#manage : Select your local user and go to Settings > Application Data Management > Saved data in Online Storage > Download to System Storage. Select the title and then the file you would like to download and select Yes to overwriting the system storage file.

If your PS4 controller is legit, and you can be sure it is somewhat charged, try: "If your PS4 controller won't connect, try a different USB cable, in case the original one has failed. You can also reset the PS4 controller by pressing the button on the back of the controller. If your controller still won't connect to your PS4, you might need to get support from Sony." If not given that the symbols employed to enter the passcode, that you know, are only found on the controller, I think the only other plausible solution could be trying/buying another PS4 controller. Or if you are a gifted techie finding some way of hacking the input interface to allow the symbols to be entered using a wireless (or wired) keyboard that the PS4 recognises. As an addendum to the above, if trying it in another USB port also fails then your console may have damaged or dirty USB connectors? Try cleaning them in that latter case. Don't give up!

Given that the game you are having problems is Farming Simulator 2019, there is a good chance you acquired this game while it was apart of the May 2020's monthly free PS+ games https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2020/04/29/free-playstation-plus-games-for-may-2020-revealed , and then you canceled your PS+ subscription sometime afterwards. There are a few sources ( https://www.reddit.com/r/PlayStationPlus/comments/covngx/comment/ewlgi53/ and https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/691087-playstation-4/74292724 ) that have stated that games will occasionally (though not always) disappear from your library if they were apart of the free PS+ games after canceling their subscriptions. If this is the case, then you'll need to re-subscribe to PS+ to gain access to these games again

Doing some investigation online it is definitely possible to use PS4 controllers (including DualShock 4) on PS3. Please read this https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/tech/do-ps4-controllers-work-on-ps3#:~:text=To%20use%20a%20PlayStation%204,with%20the%20controller%20right%20away. (one of many similar guides) for more details on how - relevant excerpts on the procedure described in the link follow: "To use a PlayStation 4 controller with a PlayStation 3 console, the easiest approach is to simply connect the controller using a USB cable. Once the cable is connecting the two pieces of hardware, you'll be able to play PS3 games with the controller right away. How to connect a PS4 controller to your PS3 for wireless use Connect the controller and console with the USB cable and power both on. Open the Settings menu, then go to "Accessory Settings." Click on "Manage Bluetooth Devices." Select "Register New Device" by pressing "X" on the controller. Click on "Start Scanning," and then disconnect the cable from the PS4 controller. Hold the "PS" and "Share" buttons on the controller, and when the lights on the controller start flashing, plug the cable back into it. Highlight "Wireless Controller" on the screen and click on it. You should now be able to use your PS4 controller wirelessly with your PS3." Failing that according to https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/255934/can-you-setup-a-ps3-without-a-controller post (found on this same site titled "Can you setup a PS3 without a controller?") it would appear your next best option is to perhaps borrow a controller that can connect to the PS3. Unfortunately, I cannot find information on how you could go about "hacking" the interface to get it operating another way.

No u can't Thats a seperate Free Weekend Appliction or Game u can download the base game for free if u have PS PLUS EXTRA but your previous game data will be there

There's no need to figure out a complicated password, just set up https://www.playstation.com/en-us/playstation-network/two-step-verification/ for your account: When you enter your sign-in ID and password on a computer, a mobile device or tablet or on your PlayStation console, we’ll send a unique verification code to your mobile phone that means only you can successfully sign in. You just need an authenticator app like https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.authenticator2 .

While DialFrost's answer may be correct, the real trouble lies in the fact that it is an external SSD. The device itself may be as fast as ever, but things are still restricted by the cable that connects the PS4 to the drive. The PS4 Slim only has USB 3.0/3.1 ports, so no matter what the Samsung device has, the PS4 Slim can only go as fast as 3.0/3.1 allows. Operations are happening quickly on the SSD itself, but the console cannot take advantage of this, as the storage is external to the device, and is restricted by the data flow of the cable that connects them. SSD storage is becoming cheaper and cheaper. It may benefit you to follow a guide or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLBJgmoDp7I on replacing the internal PS4 Slim drive with an SSD. I did the same for my launch PS4 console, and enjoyed a much better experience with the console.

Generally, your PS4 gaming console is not region-locked. In addition to the console, PS4 game discs and digital content are not regions locked, either. However, Sony recommends that you get discs and consoles from the same region. Source: https://whatsabyte.com/are-ps4-games-region-locked

You cannot join multiplayer worlds without being in an account. If you havn't already tried you can https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/requests/new to try to get your account back, but you'll probably have to get proof you owned the account.

Graces that give Guidance don't always point to "Demigods". They just point to bosses. For example, the https://eldenring.wiki.fextralife.com/Leonine+Misbegotten (which the Weeping Penninsula Grace is pointing to) is not a Demigod. These bosses are generally part of a domain, or are tied to some part of progression, whether it be important items, or simply storyline progression. Greater Enemies Bosses are found blocking progress or guarding important, powerful items and areas. Demigods, Lords and Legends are the main Bosses of Elden Ring. https://eldenring.wiki.fextralife.com/Bosses

If you delete all data on your PS4, that data is lost if not backed up. Your account, the games you bought, and your trophies will remain on Sony's servers, but you will lose any progress made in your games. There are 2 ways to back up your save data. Manually, by inserting a USB storage device and copying your save data over. Automatically, using the PS Plus cloud storage. This requires subscribing to a paid membership for PS Plus. According to https://gaming.stackexchange.com/a/23318/46740 , if your membership expires, your data will be inaccessible until you subscribe again. If you don't renew your membership within 6 months of expiration, your data will be deleted. This means that if you intend to resume your games years after you factory reset your PS4, you will either need to copy your save data on a USB storage device, or renew your PS Plus subscription every 6 months to avoid auto-deletion. Note that if you choose to use the cloud storage, it is recommended to manually copy your data to the cloud before factory resetting your console. That's because the PS4 performs its automatic upload when you log out of PSN (such as when the system enters rest mode) [ https://manuals.playstation.net/document/en/ps4/settings/data_upload.html ], rather than when you exit the game or when the save data is created or modified.

Is your son's account was set up as sub-account (Family account)? Because if it's so, that's default setting (Perhaps, based on age). You can change it so your son can see everything in the store, step by step: Go to https://account.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/ , log in and click Account. Click on Family Management on the left. You'll see a list of family members that are tied to your account. Click on your son's account. Click the Edit button next to Age Filtering for Online Content. Set it to Off (or whatever you prefer to) and click the Save button. After that, your son's account should see everything (or contents based on setting).

The PS4 DualShock controller cannot be connected to the PS3 through a wired connection, only through a bluetooth one. sorry.

According to https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/615805-the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim/answers/300360-boethiahs-calling-how-to-use-pillar-of-sacrifice : I had problems with this too. Turns out that you have to use a non-essential follower (meaning that he/she can die). Dark brotherhood followers are invincible. I hired a merc from riften (there is one in windhelm too). After that, I told him to activate the pillar and after a little glitchy-ness on the part of the game's AI pathfinder, my merc was trapped.

No, if you try to log into the same PSN account on a different PS4 while online, it will kick the other login off. You will both need your own copies of the game. If you play on your own accounts, it should be fine. The PS4 should simply check that you are allowed to play the game, which by your brother making your console his primary, it should.

No, it does not. The reason why Stick Drift happens is because the copper circle used to measure the position of the Analog Stick ends up damaging the carbon part due to friction. This causes incorrect and unreliable measurements of the analog's position. You can see the inside of the analog sticks used in the DualSense here (also used in DualShock 4, Xbox One, Xbox One Elite and Xbox Series X|S): Ill recommend reading the https://www.ifixit.com/News/48944/heres-why-ps5-joysticks-drift-and-why-theyll-only-get-worse article from iFixit

I haven't tried this solution, infact i don't even own a PS4 but i am a PC Enthusiast but it should definitely improve noise. Those external cooler solutions are there to improve heat transfer away from the heat producing components, so your microchip (-> Processor) and also have an overall higher thermal capacity through more metal. Furthermore, a larger fan can be attached to greatly improve the air that passes through the cooler and therefore increase cooling capacity of the device. This could not only lead to lower noise but also potentially higher performance because the chip stays cooler allowing it to draw more power (another whole topic but generally the more cool the more faster). Be aware tho that not every fan is the same so you could get some noisy fan that really sucks if you cheaped out but it will almost certainly be better than the standard cooling solution. Assuming you dont know much about physically modding a PS4 or building PCs this may be a very risky operation to make and just some simple dusting of your PS4 could do wonders. Side Note: Good Fans to suggest here would come from companies such as "Noctua" (eventho they have some ugly turd and tan coloured fans they are by far the best performing) or "beQuiet!".

Unfortunately, it's not possibile. See https://www.reddit.com/r/PS4/comments/62u0x2/helptransferring_game_data_between_accounts/ and https://www.reddit.com/r/PS4/comments/8yckxw/saved_data_transfer_between_different_psn_accounts/ . This could be due to trophies being linked to them.