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MetaStoreHelp
MetaStoreHelp
Community Manager
March 6, 2024

Hello TheScripter! While that button you're trying to press might be doing nothing, we're here to try something! We'd like to suggest a few things to check, to help you get things set up how you prefer:

 

  • Launch the Quest Link app as an administrator on your PC
  • Ensure no other third-party VR programs (ex. SteamVR) is already set as the default
  • Confirm that the registry is 64bit, not 32bit

 

If those don't seem to do the trick, try uninstalling/reinstalling the app, and then let us know how it went!

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    blueflame977
    New Participant
    July 13, 2024

    Where do you make sure no other third-party VR program is set as the default? Links to instructions?

    MetaStoreHelp
    MetaStoreHelp
    Community Manager
    July 14, 2024

    Hey blueflame977! That's a great question! We have provided some steps below to see if this will help:

     

    1. Open your Oculus software.
    2. Navigate to Settings -> General.
    3. Click the 'Set Oculus as active' button to choose Oculus as your active OpenXR runtime. Depending on your Oculus software version this option can be under 'General'

    Please let us know if these steps worked for you!

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    MetaStoreHelp
    MetaStoreHelp
    Community Manager
    March 7, 2024

    Just checking in to see if the steps we recommended were helpful! If there's anything more we can assist you with, let us know!

    If you're the author of a thread, remember to mark a reply as the Accepted Solution to help others find answers!
    Lildreas
    New Participant
    November 8, 2024

    Hi,

    after trying everything for many hours I installed the Oculus OpenXR manually via the Registry:

    1. Search for the OpenXR json file, mine was here (for 64bit):
      C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-runtime\oculus_openxr_64.json
    2. Open the Registry Editor as Admin:
      Type "regedit.msc" into the Windows Search Bar and choose "Run as administrator"
    3. Search for the keys in the screenshots and manually modify them, add the correct path to your OpenXR runtime
    4. Start Meta Quest Link client and check the OpenXR entry
    5. Test with some software, I was now able to check the OpenXR box in X-Plane 12

    Have fun!
    Best
    Andreas

      Grizzly201
      New Participant
      November 12, 2024

      What do I need to modify manually, and how do I do it? I have the window open and the keys ready, but I’m not sure how to proceed. Could you provide some images or a more detailed explanation?

      Lildreas
      New Participant
      November 12, 2024

      Hi,
      just use the context menu and modify the keys, enter the path for your OpenXR json file. Just follow my steps, and take a look at the screenshots, all the info is there.
      Best
      Andreas

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