Thank you for the update, jaycruz09! As for now, we do have just a couple more steps to suggest.
Could you test out the following:
- Log out of the phone app. Close and reopen the phone app.
- Log into the phone app and go to devices and connect to your Headset.
If that doesn't work, last but not least, we suggest a factory reset with the below steps:
- Turn off the headset.
- Hold the Power and Volume Down (-) buttons together until the boot menu loads.
- Use the Volume Buttons to highlight Factory Reset and press the Power Button.
- Use the Volume Buttons to highlight Yes and press the Power Button.
Performing a factory reset will delete all headset content, and in-game data, to be started up as if brand new. Purchases previously made will still be linked to your Oculus account.
In regards to your in-game data. We do have an Oculus Cloud which developers can choose to opt-in and out of anytime. The developers can also choose exactly what they would like to be uploaded to the Cloud.
To find which of your downloaded apps are supported by Cloud Backup, as well as the last backup time and backup size:
- Go to Oculus.com on a computer.
- Click your profile picture in the top right.
- If you don’t see your profile picture, you can either make the window larger, or click the character icon in the top right to sign in.
- Click Devices.
- From the left menu, click Cloud Backup.
- Use the search field to filter for any specific application, or scroll through the table to view which of your applications have Cloud Backup enabled.
Let us know how that works for you!