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Thanks Aidens12, but after doing this many times, reinstalling windows and trying the headset on two different PCs that were both either formatted/reinstalled or reset using the option to reset windows, this does not apply in my case.Aidens12 said:i had this problem too, i fixed it for me by going to the devices tab on oculus desktop app, selecting rift s and touch, scroll down to forget device, then i disconnected the cables and went through the device setup again.
Thanks for the tip, but the USB driver used is already the generic Microsoft driver. I have also installed the Asus motherboard drivers, and flash the BIOS to the latest version.dualdier said:I tried the generic driver on my intateck USB hub and my Rift can now detect the sensors!!!
Me neither. And Support is still quiet. If there is no reply by Tuesday I will try the chat again. Since the headset doesnt work or freshly installed PCs of two different producers, I cant see how anything short of a firmware update to fix something broken, or a replacement headset would solve this.qtjequirijn said:No progress for me yet
05-26-2019 09:38 AM
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UnfoldingBoot said:
[...] I suspect it had something to do with my current USB 3.0 ports not supplying enough power to the Rift S because as soon as I tried a PCI card everything has been working beautifully [...]
05-27-2019 12:50 PM
05-27-2019 12:53 PM
TheDilz said:
As @UnfoldingBoot said, this is what finally worked for me. [...] and got the PCI usb card, and boom it worked! although still buggy.... [...]
05-27-2019 07:25 PM
knutsi said:
Congrats (: Enjoiy VR ;). Did it ever work for you before the PCI card, and did you try the headset on other PCs?
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