Fixed AirLink and Oculus Link!! 3 dots problem!!
As commented by others, I think the issue could be caused by the fact that the CPU integrated GPU (IntelGPU or similar with AMD) is used for the Oculus client instead of the dedicated card you've got installed.
** It could also be caused by multiple monitor configurations, so I recommend disabling the external monitor temporarily (Win10 System > Display > Choose "Show Only on 1") **
To ensure that dedicated GPU is used I went in Win10 settings
System > Display > Graphics
and clicked on Browse to add two special entries
- One for the Oculus client (C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-client\OculusClient.exe),
- On for the OVR Service Launcher (C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-runtime\OVRServiceLauncher.exe) ** not sure if that one is needed but meh
then clicked on Options and specified "High Performace" instead of "Let windows decide" for both.
Then
- Quit the Oculus App,
- restart the Windows Service named "Oculus VR Runtime Service" in Windows Services
- Put the headset back on, wait for the "Oculus Link" option to reappear and click on it, and be patient it can take 30secs+
- If the gods are with you, the big O should show....
Latest findings, changing back to single monitor for just re-enabling it seems to be solving it...
i was having the same issue but fixed it in the oculus debug tool and set the encode bitrate to 0. i had previously set it to 960 when using the link cable
