01-03-2020 09:38 AM
Weird issue, I know it's not a headset problem because I can use the headset fine on my laptop without issue. Both my laptop and desktop are running the exact same version of windows and are completely up to date.
On my desktop, I download and run the setup, get to the point when it says to continue setup using the headset. The light on the headset is white, not orange but nothing but a black screen. I've tried different usb 3 ports (even using a pci usb3 card, and just can't get it to work). All drivers are up to date as well.
I've even gone so far as to use Revo Uninstaller Pro to remove any traces of the Oculus software whatsoever, deleted folders in appdata (locallow and roaming) and removed all regkeys associated with Oculus. Reboot, reinstall and same thing.
All power saving is disabled for all usb ports. I'm at a complete loss. As I say, I know it's not a headset issue as it works fine on my laptop.
More Info:
1. I submitted a support ticket with no response for 2 days
2. I had no issues previously. I had a fx8320 with my rx580 and decided to come into the new age finally and get a decent cpu. Ever since I rebuilt my pc, I've had this issue. I didn't do a reinstall of windows, just replaced the motherboard, cpu and ram and booted back up and that's when I started having the black screen issues.
And like I said, my laptop works fine, same version of windows and oculus software, though it's an intel/nvidia build.
3.If I skip the setup, I then get a Red mark in Devices for my Headset. It states the the oculus software requires a restart. No matter how many times I do this, it still comes back. A complete restart of the computer seems to have solved this issue. Now I have no warning in devices but still black screen in the headset with the white light. After doing a reboot, I have all green under devices, however, I keep getting an notifications that Oculus isn't working correctly which leads me to a support article that is basically useless. I have also opted for the public beta branch, which did not resolve the issue.
4. After some more digging into windows error logs, it appears to be an issue with the Oculus Runtime Service. They had this very same issue a couple of years ago and finally released a patch for it, however it seems to have made it's way back in. I will grant that because my laptop works fine that it seems to only be with specific situations, but is still aggravating.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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