I as admin have installed the Oculus app on 20 computers in my VR lab. My first login to the application went fine. Then a (first) student logged in on the same computer (without admin rights) and the oculus app login was also successful. However, when another student tried to log in on the same computer (from another windows account), the oculus application displayed error OVR88948175 and the student cannot continue.
I tried: creating registries, installing in another directory, setting directory access rights, but the error is still displayed…
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01-12-202308:04 AM - last edited on 03-22-202410:02 AM by TheLegend27
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I manage a university's multi-user computer lab (Active Directory), and though the registry hack used to work before to solve the dreaded OVR88948175 error. even since the migration to Meta Horizon Accounts in January, which required an update to the Oculus app, the OVR88948175 error has returned and now the registry hack no longer works.
I have tried uninstalling, reinstalling, repairing, changing the install location, and of course, the registry hack, but nothing is working to solve the dreaded OVR88948175 error.
We own a dozen Oculus devices that are now completely unusable with the Oculus app, and it has horribly derailed our coursework.
Hey there, @LMUAnimation! We can definitely understand your concerns regarding this OVR error that you're running into, and we'd love to help! We'll want to take a look at your logs, so please reach out to us through our support site where we can receive those logs through chat or email. We'll be looking forward to hearing from you!
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Same problem (OVR88948175) and solutions in articles don't work (registry, reinstall, etc.). Collect logs link is broken - we need a SOLUTION, not just words and links to other articles, thanks!
Thanks for reaching back out! We'd like you to collect logs and then send those to our amazing support agents HERE. They'll help you get this computer working properly again.
Hey @diginvision.at! I went ahead and updated the link on that reply, so that it sends you to the right article. Logs will allow our team to look into possible software conflictions, errors, incompatibilities, and/or corrupted files. Since we can't collect log files to help out here on the Community, I highly recommend reaching out to our support team to get the best help!
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