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07-18-2021 04:00 AM
pretty old thread but i have the same issue. guess for now a quick fix is to unplug it when ur not using it. this is rlly annoying though and it gets in the way when it hijacks my computer. someone should make a mod for this or something, considering the CV1 is kinda obsolete now in 2021 i doubt oculus would care. theyll rather "pull an apple" and make u buy a new headset instead of adding a quick fix.
07-18-2021 09:46 AM
I don't think this is a quick fix thing. If you're sure nothing is getting close to the proximity sensor, then it sounds suspiciously like a hardware degradation thing, possible fluctuations in whatever signal the sensor is sending out as the trigger to the software. Or perhaps a cable seating thing if one of the pins is giving a high impedance connection... dirt of oxidation. The reason I say that is that it's not being reported very often in the 2-3 years since this thread was created.
If I were you I'd submit a Support Ticket . They'll probably ask for logs so that the problem can be identified properly. Also maybe try reseating the cable at the headset end.