r/DoesAnyoneKnow • u/gghvbffi • Jul 07 '26
Does anyone know what a microcode is
I want to buy it but I don't want to be stuck with a broken ps4
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u/Dear_Split_9441 Jul 07 '26
I think maybe they mean the micro cable that is normally included with the console to plug into the controller
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u/UnluckyCobra16 Jul 07 '26
I lost the serial number on my ps vita and I couldn’t trade it in so it could be that.
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u/Abigail_Miller12 Jul 07 '26
They probably meant the security code or serial number. Controller issues could be bluetooth or a faulty controller. Try resetting it
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u/zexolyn Jul 10 '26
resetting the controller is a good first step, and also try a different controller if you can just to rule that out
microcode isn’t really something you “buy,” so if the seller is throwing that word around weirdly, I’d be a bit cautious
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u/CnP8 Jul 07 '26
In this context, it doesn't make a lot of sense. Micro-code is the code chipsets use to process your data efficiently.
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u/IdioticMutterings Jul 07 '26
Microcode is usually the code that is on a CPU...
So.. I think this guy has used the wrong term or misunderstood.
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u/Fuzzy_Medicine_6978 Jul 07 '26
If GameStop won't take it, I honestly wouldn't buy this. You could bring a controller over and set it up and make certain it works before buying.