The console should detect 9.00 from your USB key, and you can proceed to install.
Go to Settings > System Software Update on your PS4. Plug the USB drive containing the system update file into the PS4 console. This is to ensure the PS4 gets the 9.00 update from your usb key, and does not instead try to fetch 9.03 online. Ensure your PS4 is disconnected from the internet before turning it on (either unplug the LAN cable, or turn off your Wifi router for a moment). You should now have the update file on your usb stick and it should look something like that: X:\PS4\UPDATE\PS4UPDATE.PUP. 
Copy the PS4UPDATE.PUP file (that’s the 9.00 Firmware file you just downloaded) inside the UPDATE folder. Inside that folder, create a folder named UPDATE at the root your usb key, create a folder named PS4. Format your usb key in FAT32 (other formats might not be recognized by your PS4). Prepare USB Key and put Firmware update on itįrom here we’re just following the standard steps of a manual update, as outlined on PlayStation’s official site: Alternatively you can get retail and recovery firmwares from Darksoftware’s website (login required). 
Note: if you don’t want to put too much strain on the servers, there are also torrent links for the two versions, retail and recovery respectively: –.You can download the PS4 Firmware 9.00 from the Internet Archive here : (link courtesy of Darthsternie).The retail firmware is typically smaller, the recovery firmware is bigger (and needed only if you have booting issues with your current PS4 firmware). Note that you can use either the recovery firmware or the retail firmware.
A USB Key with 2GB of space (you might get away with less, but worst case scenario you have a 1GB update file to fit on there).Check our quick guide below to get it right: 0. Updating your PS4 manually is simple and just requires that you download the right firmware update file, onto a USB stick.
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