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I just stare at the light and feel myself drawn to it until I bump my face into the cushion which breaks the hypnosis.
Then it begins again after shaking my head and blinking.
10-20-2019 10:00 PM
uKER said:
I don't get all the paranoia about that light.
The white LED is just a standby light, like mostly every device has.
The headset turns off the moment you take it off.
The standby allows the headset to start the Oculus app the moment it detects you put it on.
10-21-2019 04:30 AM
10-21-2019 04:56 AM
DuxCro said:
But when your headset is plugged in, you can see there is small led glowing on controllers as well. All the time. So if you don't use your headset, but have it plugged in, batteries are constantly drained.
The controllers shouldn't be active all the time, the LEDs on them should go out 4 minutes (approx.) after the headset is plugged in or 4 minutes after the PC boots. They will also become active if they're moved (even by a small amount) or if the headset proximity sensor is activated.
If they're staying active all the time, something is preventing them from going into standby, the headset proximity sensor could be being activated (do you have a VR cover or something near the sensor?) or they may be on a surface that's moving or vibrating when touched... or something on your system is keeping them active, check things like USB power saving settings.
It's possible there's a problem with the controllers but I think it's likely to be one of the other things.