Pls help with horizon link

Once you have connected your PC and opened the Link dash, you can actually launch PCVR games using a Windows shortcut on the desktop, or even just running the game's exe file from its folder (as long as you are physically near your PC so you can reach your mouse and keyboard). You could probably also launch games from the Remote Desktop if you are far from your PC. You don't actually need to launch the game from the Link library, it's just a bit more convenient using the library 🙂.

I recently purchased Meta Quest 3.

Automatic updates were installed immediately after the purchase.

Yes, the problem arises when adding the game's executable file to the Library using the Meta Horizon Link application on my computer.

I noticed the problem persists even after activating the PTC (Public Test Channel). Therefore, in any case, the issue is related to adding the game's executable file to the Library using the Meta Horizon Link application on the computer.

manny.prerelease68​ I'm still on v85.0.0.239.552 and don't use the PTC, so I don't have the v201 Link update yet.

I reproduced the issue by:

• select Library tab in the Link PC app.
• click "+" just under the Filters control (top right of the screen)
• click "App not listed? Add it here"
• this opens a file manager window where I can navigate to the game's executable file and select it
• select the executable file of a VR game
• this causes the OVR53744741 error to appear

Note that adding the game's folder location to the "General>Library location" setting in Link does not fix the issue. That folder location is the default location where Link downloads games purchased from the Meta Store. In this case, however, we are trying to add games from "unknown sources" that have VR compatibility but were acquired from other sources, such as Steam, GOG, user-created mods, etc.