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monyutantan
Inspiring
June 11, 2025
Solved

Random IPD Shift Issue on Meta Quest 3

I am experiencing a perplexing issue where my Meta Quest 3's IPD randomly shifts.


I have updated my Quest 3 to v78 via the official stable release channel, not the Public Test Channel (PTC). Despite not touching the IPD dial, the display frequently shows "min" for the IPD, appearing randomly every 5 minutes to an hour. This occurs even though I haven't set it to the minimum value or manipulated the dial.


When "min" appears, if I adjust the dial even slightly, it immediately returns to my correctly set IPD of 61mm. However, after another random period, "min" reappears on the display.


I've seen reports of this issue on Reddit, suggesting it might not be an isolated problem specific to my device. The other user who reported this also confirmed they were on the official stable update, not the PTC.

    monyutantan
    Inspiring
    June 24, 2025

    Thank you everyone for your reports.
    I'm happy to report that the issue has been resolved with update v78.

    Specifically, it was fixed in v78.1027, Build: 5105226.11360.520
    I plan to continue using this version until the next mandatory update is rolled out.

    I have not updated to the very latest v78.1028, Build: 5105226.11360.520 yet, as I am concerned about the possibility of new bugs appearing with that version.

    Previous Versions (for reference)
    For reference, the issue was not resolved in any of the following v77 versions:
    * v77.1027 (Build: 5097426.10090.520)
    * v77.1027 (Build: 5097426.10680.520)
    * v77.1028 (Build: 5097426.10680.520)

    Feedback to Meta
    It seems there must have been some kind of bug in v77. I sincerely hope that Meta will provide updates with stable quality, rather than releasing low-quality updates that introduce new issues each time.

    OS:Windows 11 Pro [23H2] CPU:Intel Core i7 14700K (PL1:181W,PL2:200W) GPU:ASUS TUF-RTX4070TI-O12G-WHITE-GAMING M/B:ASRock Z790 Steel Legend WiFi DRAM:Corsair DDR5 PC5-41600 16GB x2 PSU:Corsair RM1200x SHIFT Storage:M.2 NVMe 3TB x3 , SSD 1TB x3 VR:Quest3 128GB + Virtual Desktop update:2024-06-09

    6 replies

    monyutantan
    Inspiring
    June 11, 2025

    I apologize, I made a mistake in my previous message.
    The correct version is v77, not v78.
    v77.1026
    Build: 5097426.9710.520

    OS:Windows 11 Pro [23H2] CPU:Intel Core i7 14700K (PL1:181W,PL2:200W) GPU:ASUS TUF-RTX4070TI-O12G-WHITE-GAMING M/B:ASRock Z790 Steel Legend WiFi DRAM:Corsair DDR5 PC5-41600 16GB x2 PSU:Corsair RM1200x SHIFT Storage:M.2 NVMe 3TB x3 , SSD 1TB x3 VR:Quest3 128GB + Virtual Desktop update:2024-06-09
    Participant
    June 11, 2025

    Same here on V77. But on my Quest Pro. The pop-up displays 0.0 and appears frequently.

    New Participant
    June 12, 2025

    Same issue here after updating to v77.

    Participant
    June 21, 2025

    Same here, Quest 3, been happening for the past month, and even now that I'm on v77

    New Participant
    June 21, 2025

    Same here I have that issue as well and I just decided I’m not gonna use my quest headset for right now until this is fixed which God knows when this will be fixed

    monyutantan
    monyutantanAuthorAnswer
    Inspiring
    June 24, 2025

    Thank you everyone for your reports.
    I'm happy to report that the issue has been resolved with update v78.

    Specifically, it was fixed in v78.1027, Build: 5105226.11360.520
    I plan to continue using this version until the next mandatory update is rolled out.

    I have not updated to the very latest v78.1028, Build: 5105226.11360.520 yet, as I am concerned about the possibility of new bugs appearing with that version.

    Previous Versions (for reference)
    For reference, the issue was not resolved in any of the following v77 versions:
    * v77.1027 (Build: 5097426.10090.520)
    * v77.1027 (Build: 5097426.10680.520)
    * v77.1028 (Build: 5097426.10680.520)

    Feedback to Meta
    It seems there must have been some kind of bug in v77. I sincerely hope that Meta will provide updates with stable quality, rather than releasing low-quality updates that introduce new issues each time.

    OS:Windows 11 Pro [23H2] CPU:Intel Core i7 14700K (PL1:181W,PL2:200W) GPU:ASUS TUF-RTX4070TI-O12G-WHITE-GAMING M/B:ASRock Z790 Steel Legend WiFi DRAM:Corsair DDR5 PC5-41600 16GB x2 PSU:Corsair RM1200x SHIFT Storage:M.2 NVMe 3TB x3 , SSD 1TB x3 VR:Quest3 128GB + Virtual Desktop update:2024-06-09