My Rift S controller was fine a week ago when i played multiple games like skyrim VR and Pavlov, then i didn't play it for 6 days until today. when i launch the game and tried moving, i noticed right away whenever i touch my left controller thumb stick, it's making me walk backward even though i didn't push the analog. i just put my thumb on top of it. the walking backward only last for a second but it's really bugging me especially when playing games with a lot of movement, i tried restarting oculus software, restart my PC, unplugging the HMD and the controller's battery but nothing seems to work.
I took care of the controller and HMD very tidy, i never put them in the open and always put them in safe place whenever i am done playing because i got a cat, i never drop or hit my controller to anything and this still happen? i tried cleaning it with air compressor and Q tip with alcohol too but it didn't work. I bought my Rift S on November last year, it's been only 4 months and i rarely play it maybe only 2-3 times a week and then this happen, anyone know how to fix it? i don't think i can claim warranty to get it replaced because i bought this on a local online shop who imported it since they don't sell it officially here. please help me
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