07-28-2020 10:03 AM
07-29-2020 04:15 PM
07-29-2020 04:28 PM
07-29-2020 04:42 PM
07-29-2020 05:02 PM
RuneSR2 said:
adam.poole.313 said:
GhettoScouser said:
Techy111 said:
Try adding the following to the end of the hosts file (located in C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\etc) 31.13.95.61 graph.oculus.com
Or use the other one = 127.0.0.1
so im in the driver folder with all the .dll's but which one is it?
Keep going into the folder labeled, "etc." Inside that folder is a file called "hosts."I can confirm that this works. Its really a shame when we have to block updates just to keep our headsets on. The only permanent solution is to buy anything but Oculus for your next headset.
Valve also constantly forces SteamVR updates, not sure that's much different.
07-29-2020 05:25 PM
GhettoScouser said:
also im in the ect/host file but its just an example one by microsoft theres nothing to change. im confused
07-29-2020 06:18 PM
RuneSR2 said:
adam.poole.313 said:
GhettoScouser said:
Techy111 said:
Try adding the following to the end of the hosts file (located in C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\etc) 31.13.95.61 graph.oculus.com
Or use the other one = 127.0.0.1
so im in the driver folder with all the .dll's but which one is it?
Keep going into the folder labeled, "etc." Inside that folder is a file called "hosts."I can confirm that this works. Its really a shame when we have to block updates just to keep our headsets on. The only permanent solution is to buy anything but Oculus for your next headset.
Valve also constantly forces SteamVR updates, not sure that's much different.
07-29-2020 11:39 PM
GhettoScouser said:
RuneSR2 said:
adam.poole.313 said:
GhettoScouser said:
Techy111 said:
Try adding the following to the end of the hosts file (located in C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\etc) 31.13.95.61 graph.oculus.com
Or use the other one = 127.0.0.1
so im in the driver folder with all the .dll's but which one is it?
Keep going into the folder labeled, "etc." Inside that folder is a file called "hosts."I can confirm that this works. Its really a shame when we have to block updates just to keep our headsets on. The only permanent solution is to buy anything but Oculus for your next headset.
Valve also constantly forces SteamVR updates, not sure that's much different.
Yeah but i bet valveVR updates don't brick your hardware EVERY time. Absolute joke this is.
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07-30-2020 07:58 PM
07-31-2020 11:10 PM
08-01-2020 09:58 PM
Dracio said:
my problem with the stuttering was completely fixed by disabling the RGB
lighning on my graphics card (RTX 2980TI ASUS ROG STRIX) with the ASUS
AURA software. Unblievable, that this RGB effects cause microstuttering.