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03-07-2018 08:54 AM
twitchikbigfood1 said:
thats damm sure Gromclad vive would have the balls to say sorry guys where doing our best to fix it
03-07-2018 08:54 AM
Gromclad said:
Not only did you guys screw up bigtime by letting a DLL cert expire, it's also been hours for many users unable to use their hardware with no official word from Oculus! Not even a "hey guys we are aware of the problem are working to fix it" Your customers are PISSED. Extremely unprofessional for such a large corporation with such a large user base. Enjoy that brief takeover of marketshare over Vive because people aren't going to forget this or the way you handled it.Wildt said:
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03-07-2018 09:04 AM
lag0matic said:
Damn,
People get ANGRY when they cant play their video games for a few hours. Seriously, calm down, take a few breaths. Go hug your dog. Its an expired cert, not the end of life as we know it. Go play another game, watch tv, read a book, or take a drive. In a few hours, all will be well, and we can all get back to "showing da wey" in vr chat or whatever it is we do.
03-07-2018 09:04 AM
Bluecheez said:
LZoltowski said:
rupert said:
If the Runtime Service won't start, how is it going to download the fix?
Lol, good question 😕
I guess the simple solution is a 200kb download to patch the expired certificate !