Need Help, Oculus will not work no matter what I try.

[Hit]

After getting a new computer and also getting Windows 10 with it, I've had nothing but issues with the Oculus. My Rift used to work with my old computer (Windows 7) but not on my new one. The only thing it seems to able to do is flash the orange LED for about  minute then turn off.

Whenever I go into the Utility it just says "HMD Powered off, check HDMI connection". I've tried installing older run times, going into firewall, going into compatibility mode and running as admin. If I got into control panel it'll strangely enough notice my DK2 Camera as a device, but not notice my Rift and put it in the unrecognized category. After I trouble shoot it in the device manager it says that the USB Input device and older one and will not work with USB 3.0. 

I'll add my diagnostic log here:

{
	"Time":	"2016-03-27_10:23:20",
	"SDK Version":	"0.8.0.0",
	"Local SDK Version":	"0.8.0.0",
	"Service Running Time":	{
		"Hours":	0,
		"Minutes":	22,
		"Seconds":	33
	},
	"Display Status":	{
		"Display Mode":	2,
		"Win10 Native":	{
			"Capable":	1,
			"Available":	1,
			"ResultCode":	0,
			"Status":	"DXGI 2 Preview available"
		},
		"IHVDirect":	{
			"Capable":	1,
			"Available":	1,
			"ResultCode":	0,
			"Status":	"Direct Display available"
		},
		"Legacy Direct":	{
			"Capable":	0,
			"Available":	0,
			"ResultCode":	-3005,
			"Status":	"OVRDirect not supported on this OS. Please use one of the more supported modes"
		},
		"Summary ResultCode":	0,
		"Summary Status":	""
	},
	"System Specifications":	{
		"Operating System":	"Microsoft Windows 10 Home",
		"Processor":	"Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6600 CPU @ 3.30GHz",
		"Graphics Adapters":	[{
				"Name":	"NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970",
				"Video Controller RAM (MB)":	4095,
				"Driver Version":	"10.18.13.6451",
				"Video Mode":	"1920 x 1080 x 4294967296 colors"
			}],
		"Total RAM (GB)":	8,
		"USB Tree":	[{
				"name":	"Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft)",
				"deviceid":	"PCI\\VEN_8086&DEV_A12F&SUBSYS_86941043&REV_31\\3&11583659&0&A0",
				"caption":	"Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft)",
				"manufacturer":	"Generic USB xHCI Host Controller",
				"Devices":	[{
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard USB HUBs)",
						"name":	"USB Root Hub (xHCI)"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard USB Host Controller)",
						"name":	"USB Composite Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"Oculus VR",
						"name":	"Rift DK2 Sensor"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard USB Host Controller)",
						"name":	"USB Composite Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"USB Input Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"Microsoft",
						"name":	"HID-compliant mouse"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"USB Input Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard keyboards)",
						"name":	"HID Keyboard Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"Microsoft",
						"name":	"HID-compliant consumer control device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"HID-compliant system controller"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard USB HUBs)",
						"name":	"Generic USB Hub"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"USB Input Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"HID-compliant device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard USB Host Controller)",
						"name":	"USB Composite Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"USB Input Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard keyboards)",
						"name":	"HID Keyboard Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"USB Input Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"Microsoft",
						"name":	"HID-compliant consumer control device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard system devices)",
						"name":	"USB Input Device"
					}, {
						"manufacturer":	"(Standard keyboards)",
						"name":	"HID Keyboard Device"
					}]
			}]
	},
	"Video Device Tree":	[{
			"Name":	"NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970",
			"VRAM (MB)":	4007,
			"Monitors":	[{
					"Name":	"\\\\.\\DISPLAY1",
					"Width":	1920,
					"Height":	1080,
					"Refresh Rate":	60
				}]
		}, {
			"Name":	"Microsoft Basic Render Driver",
			"VRAM (MB)":	0,
			"Monitors":	[]
		}],
	"Devices":	[{
			"HMDNRFVersion":	"",
			"TrackerNRFVersion":	"(none)"
		}]
}

Any help would be much appreciated, thank you.

[cybereality]

DK2 had problems with USB 3.0 controllers. Can you try buying a powered USB 2.0 hub and plug all the DK2 and camera into that?

[Hit]

Would the hub include ports for the HDMI cable?

[cybereality]

So you would still plug the HDMI cable directly to the GPU.

[Hit]

I'll show you the issue as I think we're both a little confused.

[cybereality]

Yes. You have to use a USB 2.0 port, but it looks like your machine only has USB 3.0 ports, hence the need for a USB 2.0 hub.

[Hit]

Ah, I'll go out and buy one then report back.

[Hit]

Well I'm back and have the hub, I've connected the camera USB to it but the problem is still here, it can't seem to read the HDMI cable out of the Oculus but the camera is still being read as working as it was before.

[cybereality]

You need to plug the DK2 USB cable to the hub as well. Can you check that this is plugged into the hub too?

Judging from the log, the HDMI cable could be an issue but I assumed this was not the problem due to the headset working on your old computer.

[Hit]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean as my DK2 doesn't have any USB cables except for the camera?