However, in spite of all the goodies attaches, it isn’t free from its fair share of issues either. At the time of writing, various users have voiced their concerns that they are unable to enable the High Dynamic Range in the game after it got blessed with update version 4.0. The option to enable the HDR in Battlefield 2042 on their PS5 console is greyed out.
Likewise, some PS4 users have also reported the same complaint. The affected set of users have already verified that their display does support 4k resolution and all the other games do respect this HDR setting, so the issue only lies with this specific game. So what is the root cause of this problem and more importantly, how to resolve it? Let’s check it out.
How to Fix Battlefield 2042 HDR Greyed out in PS5
As far as the reasoning behind this issue, a member of the EA Dice Team gave out a rather surprising response. According to him, the option to toggle HDR shouldn’t be there in the first place. If your display supports it, it will be automatically enabled and vice versa. So there is a fix that is slated to be rolled out which will remove the option to enable/disable the HDR. Instead of that, you will now get a calibration screen for HDR.
While this chalks out the future course of action, what about the present set of users whose display supports HDR but is still disabled? Well, in that case, you should restore the Display Settings to the Default Mode. Once you do so, it will be set to ‘Auto’ and this should fix the issue of the HDR option being greyed out in Battlefield 2042 on the PS5 console. So on that note, we round off this guide. If you still have any queries, then do let us know in the comments section below.
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