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Hey there, @big_willi95. Thanks for providing the screenshot. This really helps!
I can see this issue was also mentioned in this thread.
I can see there is a workaround that another forum user left that may help you with this issue. I'll copy it across:
"You don't need to reset the headset or delete anything. I'll share what worked for me, as it seems this is a bug.
1 - Disable your Quest Link in:
- Settings | System | Quest Link: uncheck the option
2 - Clear the VRChat data in:
- Settings | Storage: Find the VRChat app and click Clear Data (No need to uninstall)
3 - Restart your headset
4 - Open VRChat and when it asks for permissions to access your headset storage (first popup that will appear), click Cancel
- Then, the microphone permissions will appear, and you can Allow.
After this, an error message will appear, but ignore it. If it freezes, press as if you were going to exit VRChat, but instead of exiting, click Resume.
5 - Upon resuming, you will be prompted to log into VRChat with Meta or a VRChat account. If you created the account with Meta, click to log in with Meta.
Note: You might see messages asking you to go into your settings to allow VRChat to access device storage, etc., but ignore them. The world will reload and VRChat will function again.
If these steps still don't work for you, try adding the step "Forget all connected Wi-Fi networks" as the first step, and then follow the same steps again.
This is what worked for me, as no tutorial I found had solved the problem, so I had to share my experience."
If this workaround doesn't fix the issue, it would be a good idea to reach out to the developer to see if they are aware of the issue and have any fixes.
Hope this shows you da way and gets you enjoying VR chat again!
Hey there, @big_willi95. Thanks for providing the screenshot. This really helps!
I can see this issue was also mentioned in this thread.
I can see there is a workaround that another forum user left that may help you with this issue. I'll copy it across:
"You don't need to reset the headset or delete anything. I'll share what worked for me, as it seems this is a bug.
1 - Disable your Quest Link in:
- Settings | System | Quest Link: uncheck the option
2 - Clear the VRChat data in:
- Settings | Storage: Find the VRChat app and click Clear Data (No need to uninstall)
3 - Restart your headset
4 - Open VRChat and when it asks for permissions to access your headset storage (first popup that will appear), click Cancel
- Then, the microphone permissions will appear, and you can Allow.
After this, an error message will appear, but ignore it. If it freezes, press as if you were going to exit VRChat, but instead of exiting, click Resume.
5 - Upon resuming, you will be prompted to log into VRChat with Meta or a VRChat account. If you created the account with Meta, click to log in with Meta.
Note: You might see messages asking you to go into your settings to allow VRChat to access device storage, etc., but ignore them. The world will reload and VRChat will function again.
If these steps still don't work for you, try adding the step "Forget all connected Wi-Fi networks" as the first step, and then follow the same steps again.
This is what worked for me, as no tutorial I found had solved the problem, so I had to share my experience."
If this workaround doesn't fix the issue, it would be a good idea to reach out to the developer to see if they are aware of the issue and have any fixes.
Hope this shows you da way and gets you enjoying VR chat again!
