03-07-2018 08:59 AM
03-07-2018 09:54 PM
andy0189 said:
iaccol said:
andy0189 said:
iaccol said:
andy0189 said:
I think everyone needs to calm down! It will be ok! Be thankful we even have VR at all. Jeez people on here acting like it’s the end of the world. I promise you life will continue on!
When you pay as much as you do for everything, it gets annoying. But when Oculus' ENTIRE clientele is left in the dark as to how to fix it? Thats when everyone gets pissed. Especially over something this stupid.
I understand that I payed just as much you did for it but unfortunately we are at the hands of the company. Look they know they messed up and I’m sure they will find a way to make it right for all of us so in the mean time sit back relax and enjoy another form of technology.
At this point it's not even about playing on Rift (at least for me). It's been how long? All i want is an ETA, but every single one of their "updates" have been "We're working on it". When every single one of your products that you've sold (which is a shit-ton) does not work, and you cannot provide any form of reassurance, you have an awful company.
You aren’t wrong but I’m just saying we can’t really change anything. I just think some people are taking it way to far on how much this is impacting their life. Like I said before the whole world knows the fucked up at this point and that their communications suck but nothing we can do..... so why not just sit back and relax and focus on something else right?
03-07-2018 09:56 PM
charlton_3393 said:
Zenbane said:
Bahamut88 said:
I'm guessing the end solution will be to uninstall and reinstall the whole thing, complete with shiny new driver signage and hopefully some much needed hole patching so that this doesn't happen again.
Actually... now that I see that changing the system clock works, we can probably all do that in order to let the program download the latest update.
We'll probably be instructed to set out clocks to a specific Day and Time, launch OH, and let the Installer run.
Remember that we can still run the installer program without changing the clock, that is what its there for, once you hit the "Repair" button it will do what the Oculus app does in the background -> look for the most up to date release of the runtime then download and install <-
It is basically a workaround if your Oculus client fails to boot after an update and then they release a new update to fix it and you need to force that installation.
03-07-2018 09:58 PM
anonie said:
andy0189 said:
iaccol said:
andy0189 said:
iaccol said:
andy0189 said:
I think everyone needs to calm down! It will be ok! Be thankful we even have VR at all. Jeez people on here acting like it’s the end of the world. I promise you life will continue on!
When you pay as much as you do for everything, it gets annoying. But when Oculus' ENTIRE clientele is left in the dark as to how to fix it? Thats when everyone gets pissed. Especially over something this stupid.
I understand that I payed just as much you did for it but unfortunately we are at the hands of the company. Look they know they messed up and I’m sure they will find a way to make it right for all of us so in the mean time sit back relax and enjoy another form of technology.
At this point it's not even about playing on Rift (at least for me). It's been how long? All i want is an ETA, but every single one of their "updates" have been "We're working on it". When every single one of your products that you've sold (which is a shit-ton) does not work, and you cannot provide any form of reassurance, you have an awful company.
You aren’t wrong but I’m just saying we can’t really change anything. I just think some people are taking it way to far on how much this is impacting their life. Like I said before the whole world knows the fucked up at this point and that their communications suck but nothing we can do..... so why not just sit back and relax and focus on something else right?
i cleared two days just for this there is nothing else for me .
03-07-2018 09:58 PM
charlton_3393 said:
Zenbane said:
Bahamut88 said:
I'm guessing the end solution will be to uninstall and reinstall the whole thing, complete with shiny new driver signage and hopefully some much needed hole patching so that this doesn't happen again.
Actually... now that I see that changing the system clock works, we can probably all do that in order to let the program download the latest update.
We'll probably be instructed to set out clocks to a specific Day and Time, launch OH, and let the Installer run.
Remember that we can still run the installer program without changing the clock, that is what its there for, once you hit the "Repair" button it will do what the Oculus app does in the background -> look for the most up to date release of the runtime then download and install <-
It is basically a workaround if your Oculus client fails to boot after an update and then they release a new update to fix it and you need to force that installation.
03-07-2018 09:59 PM
03-07-2018 10:00 PM
Ares_The_Madman said:
iaccol said:
andy0189 said:
iaccol said:
andy0189 said:
I think everyone needs to calm down! It will be ok! Be thankful we even have VR at all. Jeez people on here acting like it’s the end of the world. I promise you life will continue on!
When you pay as much as you do for everything, it gets annoying. But when Oculus' ENTIRE clientele is left in the dark as to how to fix it? Thats when everyone gets pissed. Especially over something this stupid.
I understand that I payed just as much you did for it but unfortunately we are at the hands of the company. Look they know they messed up and I’m sure they will find a way to make it right for all of us so in the mean time sit back relax and enjoy another form of technology.
At this point it's not even about playing on Rift (at least for me). It's been how long? All i want is an ETA, but every single one of their "updates" have been "We're working on it". When every single one of your products that you've sold (which is a shit-ton) does not work, and you cannot provide any form of reassurance, you have an awful company.
Well you see, either Oculus could spend their time trying to explain the step by step process of how to fix the problem to people who most likely wouldn't even understand what they're even talking about, or they could spend their time actually fixing it. These updates are to let everyone know that they are still working on the issue. They know more about their own product and company, and how to fix these issues, than almost everyone on here. This is clearly an issue that takes time to resolve, and unfortunately, as much as everyone would love to believe, it takes more than just a click of a button. Especially when, as you stated, "every single one of their products that they've sold does not work.
03-07-2018 10:01 PM
DeviliveD666 said:
Bahamut88 said:
Or prob a simple installer that patches the exe with the correct certifcation, thats how I would do it anyway.
Zenbane said:
Bahamut88 said:
I'm guessing the end solution will be to uninstall and reinstall the whole thing, complete with shiny new driver signage and hopefully some much needed hole patching so that this doesn't happen again.
Actually... now that I see that changing the system clock works, we can probably all do that in order to let the program download the latest update.
We'll probably be instructed to set out clocks to a specific Day and Time, launch OH, and let the Installer run.
Sure that would be usable by anyone (knowing the installer) and would not require a huge download...
03-07-2018 10:02 PM
03-07-2018 10:02 PM
Morallying said:
charlton_3393 said:
Zenbane said:
Bahamut88 said:
I'm guessing the end solution will be to uninstall and reinstall the whole thing, complete with shiny new driver signage and hopefully some much needed hole patching so that this doesn't happen again.
Actually... now that I see that changing the system clock works, we can probably all do that in order to let the program download the latest update.
We'll probably be instructed to set out clocks to a specific Day and Time, launch OH, and let the Installer run.
Remember that we can still run the installer program without changing the clock, that is what its there for, once you hit the "Repair" button it will do what the Oculus app does in the background -> look for the most up to date release of the runtime then download and install <-
It is basically a workaround if your Oculus client fails to boot after an update and then they release a new update to fix it and you need to force that installation.
Except when that installer/updater uses the same expired cert..
03-07-2018 10:02 PM
Bahamut88 said:
DeviliveD666 said:
Bahamut88 said:
Or prob a simple installer that patches the exe with the correct certifcation, thats how I would do it anyway.
Zenbane said:
Bahamut88 said:
I'm guessing the end solution will be to uninstall and reinstall the whole thing, complete with shiny new driver signage and hopefully some much needed hole patching so that this doesn't happen again.
Actually... now that I see that changing the system clock works, we can probably all do that in order to let the program download the latest update.
We'll probably be instructed to set out clocks to a specific Day and Time, launch OH, and let the Installer run.
Sure that would be usable by anyone (knowing the installer) and would not require a huge download...
It wouldn't be a huge download at all, just a small .bat file that would fetch an updated cert and patch it to the exe. Few megs in size at the most.