All I was doing was playing wreck rec room and then bam, the message popped up saying my cooling fan is not functioning properly and told me to go here. Can someone please help me
All I was doing was playing wreck rec room and then bam, the message popped up saying my cooling fan is not functioning properly and told me to go here. Can someone please help me
Do not do as the other person mentioned and mess with it as it voids warranty, if it can not be sorted send it back for a refund or replacement
All I was doing was playing wreck rec room and then bam, the message popped up saying my cooling fan is not functioning properly and told me to go here. Can someone please help me
Do not do as the other person mentioned and mess with it as it voids warranty, if it can not be sorted send it back for a refund or replacement
Do not do as the other person mentioned and mess with it as it voids warranty, if it can not be sorted send it back for a refund or replacement
You cannot void your warranty by resetting your device back to factory settings, that's just silly. Its there for a reason to try first if all else fails with any problem.
Don't bother messing with anything if your already getting a faulty hardware error, that may just end up postponing the inevitable, return to retailer as soon as for either a new one or a full refund.
First thing Oculus Support is likely to ask you to do is a Factory Reset so you might as well do this to begin with. They will probably also ask you if you are using the charger at the same time you are playing and how long were you playing when you saw this message.
If the problem persists then start a ticket and tell them that you have already tried a factory reset and the problem persisted. This should help speed things up imho.
Custom built gaming desktop; i9 9900k (water cooled) oc to 5ghz, gtx 1080 ti, 32 gb 3000hz ram, 1 tb ssd, 4 tb hdd. Asus ROG Maximus xi hero wifi mb, StarTech 4 port/4 controller sata powered usb3.0 pcie card, PCI-E PCI Express to USB 3.1 Gen 2 card, Asus VG248QE 1080p 144hz gaming monitor, Oculus Rift cv1 w/2x sensors, Vive Pro w/2.0 base stations/Index controllers, Quest 1 w/Link and VD wireless (good/close 5Ghz wifi and PC with Ethernet cable to my Router).
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That said you could try a factory reset
To perform a factory reset using your phone:
To perform a factory reset using the headset:
open an rma via help ticket
or try and mess with it for your self
https://www.tweaktown.com/news/75693/check-out-this-teardown-of-quest-2-headset/index.html
Do not do as the other person mentioned and mess with it as it voids warranty, if it can not be sorted send it back for a refund or replacement
Its there for a reason to try first if all else fails with any problem.
If the problem persists then start a ticket and tell them that you have already tried a factory reset and the problem persisted. This should help speed things up imho.
Custom built gaming desktop; i9 9900k (water cooled) oc to 5ghz, gtx 1080 ti, 32 gb 3000hz ram, 1 tb ssd, 4 tb hdd. Asus ROG Maximus xi hero wifi mb, StarTech 4 port/4 controller sata powered usb3.0 pcie card, PCI-E PCI Express to USB 3.1 Gen 2 card, Asus VG248QE 1080p 144hz gaming monitor, Oculus Rift cv1 w/2x sensors, Vive Pro w/2.0 base stations/Index controllers, Quest 1 w/Link and VD wireless (good/close 5Ghz wifi and PC with Ethernet cable to my Router).