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"jngdwe" wrote:
Certainly nothing to worry about. It's possible that the USB ports were defective, or that the Rift itself was defective. I would lean more towards the former. I work with computer hardware for a living, and I can't tell you how many times I've seen seemingly fully functional computers running on what I could call ruined capacitors, or on other various wrecked hardware. It's not too far fetched to believe the user of that now broken computer simply pushed a breaking PC over the edge.
08-22-2014 03:09 PM
"Phil2003" wrote:
Maybe there went something wrong with the usb plug, being mounted upside down or something..."jngdwe" wrote:
Certainly nothing to worry about. It's possible that the USB ports were defective, or that the Rift itself was defective. I would lean more towards the former. I work with computer hardware for a living, and I can't tell you how many times I've seen seemingly fully functional computers running on what I could call ruined capacitors, or on other various wrecked hardware. It's not too far fetched to believe the user of that now broken computer simply pushed a breaking PC over the edge.
So you think 2 laptops and one pc die, or at least the usb died, when he plugged in the dk2 - because they all had already a hardware problem? 😄
08-22-2014 03:17 PM