10-14-2020 11:45 PM
Solved! Go to Solution.
05-06-2022 08:26 PM
This method works! Thank you my friend. Still cannot believe how found this solution!
05-07-2022 12:57 AM - edited 05-07-2022 02:14 AM
Even after going through all the steps of becoming a developer and downloading extra developer software the problem still persists. I think it works only when plugged in though,
05-22-2022 05:21 PM
100% works for me! You're a hero, dude. Been talking with Oculus for MONTHS and they couldn't (or wouldn't) figure out what was wrong.
11-30-2022 02:13 PM - edited 11-30-2022 02:14 PM
This works for me as well, *but* I need to disable the Proximity Sensor via the Developer Hub each time I power off/on my Quest headset. Has anyone found a way to make the Proximity Sensor setting stick across power cycles?
02-07-2023 10:31 AM
I have the same problem, it's actually related to the rubber on the headset. It sometimes bends above the proximity sensor and for some reason screen turns black and sleeps.
What helped me was
1. Remove, clean and put rubber back
2. Adjust headset angle to reduce pressure at that area where rubber bends weirdly
You could consider getting a new type of comfort thing entirely as well.
02-19-2023 02:14 PM
No, it's not the problem lol. Not in majority of these cases.
The real problem is that the 4 hour sleep timer was never actually implemented correctly, and i guess they just don't care enough to neither fix or remove it.
As such, it just defaults to going to sleep in a few minutes.
As for the question above from schneidermark i'd like to know this aswell
06-12-2023 07:47 AM
I have same problem. Each time headseat power of/on it automaticaly go bach to enable. What to do that it stay on disable?
09-12-2023 11:47 AM
I have to say this is quite disappointing. There is a lot of chatter about this on various forums. Not only is this obviously a usability issue of its own (per all the discussion), but the provided setting doesn't even work properly!
Come on, Meta, do better!