If you’ve already been bitten by this bug, I recommend that you wait until Sony releases a patch, and then sideload it onto your PS4 with a USB stick to prevent further headaches. If you’re having problems getting your console to boot properly, Sony recommends using safe mode to fix your issue. It’s a bit of a hassle, but it’s a lot better than dealing with an unresponsive PS4. Until Sony issues a patch, consider Rest Mode armed and dangerous.
When you’re done using your console, turn it off completely. If you’re currently running the 2.0 firmware, you should refrain from using Rest Mode. The group policies are applying successfully and the registry entries are also updated, however the Update Tab does not disappear from the Java Control Panel. Hard booting can cause serious problems, and lead to corrupted data. Have created a group policy to disable Java updates by setting the following registry values: HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run. Of course, not everyone will be so lucky. It did a quick scan of the file system, and everything worked out for me this time. I decided to hard boot the machine, and I was finally greeted with a screen scolding me for powering off the PS4 improperly. I touched the power button, and the screen remained blank. Incredulous, I grabbed my DualShock 4, and jammed on the PlayStation button.
Earlier today, I saw a report on CNET regarding a bug in the latest firmware that prevents the PS4 from coming out of Rest Mode. I’ve been using firmware 2.0 “Masamune” since it was released, and I’ve been using Rest Mode on and off since then without any issue.
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