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Meta suggested me to opt-out of the beta program and factory reset the headset to get back to last stable version. They recognize that there is potential issue with v76 and adviced to rollback to v74. That is...not possible though.
The instructions were to opt out of beta and factory reset the headset to do so.
The quest link app is now (still) on 76....351. I disabled auto updates on both the app and the headset. The headset was back at v76.0 after the factory reset.
The first try out was positive. I played twice as long without a game crash. Will test more later.
I have experienced same issue since latest update. It seems that76.1023 caused the problem, I believe it was still functioning correctly with the initial v76 update. I recall when I got home, I picked the headset, which had just completed the update, and since, Link has been crashing frequently.
I attempted the update again through the portal and performed a factory reset. While downgrading to v76 resolved issue temporarily, reappeared after some time. I updated again to the latest version, oddly shows as v76.1024, even though the portal states that the latest version is v76.1023.
I also tried airlink, but it seems to have completely stopped working. the headset indicates it is connected launching the app either crashes it back to the settings screen or leaves it frozen on the Meta logo.
I also tried to reinstall the oculus app on the computer but still having the issue.