I uninstalled Windows 11 to play desktop games again. But it turned out that Link was broken here too! Why, to try to connect a Link, do you force the user to pull the yusb cable? Where is the button in the system? Why are you asking for Allow the connection, because the user inserted the cable with his own hands? And, most importantly, why when I press, while wearing a helmet, "allow" - the device turns off (the sound of switching off the USB) and again the Quest operating system. Again I have to physically disconnect the cable to try to connect to the computer and again nothing works. Reptile user interface ...
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Yes, this is a real problem and no response from Oculus about a fix yet. My Quest 2 is now not fit for purpose. I need windows 11 for work purposes, but none of the suggested 'fixes' has resolved the issue - on both my laptop and my desktop PC. Worked fine under Windows 10, but not Windows 11. Going back to Windows 10 did not fix the issue either.
