ive had issues upon issues forever Specs: OS:Windows 10 home I have a display port, 4 USB 2.0 ports on the back of my pc and 2 USB 3.0 ports on the front 8 gigs of ram 1tb of storage gtx 1050 ti graphics card all my drivers are up to date
when i first got the oculus app on my computer before i got my headset it wouldn't let me install games/apps this is still an issue
on to the main problem id been hyping myself up for weeks for when i would get my rift s on Christmas well Christmas came and ive been trying to get this thing working for over 20 hours straight
initially when i launched the oculus app it didn't pick up the display port o the USB so i messed around with everything i could find online for probably 3 hours before i went into device manager and saw that "rift s USB hub" or whatever its called had a yellow explanation point on it, i deleted it and to my total shock the app actually picked up both the display port and the USB 3.0 port and i moved on to setting up the sensors after the oculus app said it was checking if the sensors could scan the play area for an hour i got suspicious and decided to close and reopen the oculus app which leads to the predicament i am currently in it says that my USB is plugged into a USB 2.0 port even though i know for a fact its plugged into a 3.0 port because it literally says USB 3.0 under it
Also anytime i put it on i get the 3 dot loading screen
i have tried absolutely everything i could find online ive probably reinstalled the software 20 times and ive restarted my PC countless times if there is any resource you need to help me i will HAPPILY provide it i submitted a support ticket but i have not gotten a response back my family has constantly asking me if ive gotten it working because they all want to try it
please help me we spent 400 bucks on this thing plus $20 for hot dogs horseshoes and hand grenades
Have you enabled the camera in Windows settings - if not enabled it will cause issues. (if you have been checking things on the forum I'd hope you'd picked that niblet up).
Inserting the USB at least 10 seconds prior to the DP can also help.
Have you enabled the camera in Windows settings - if not enabled it will cause issues. (if you have been checking things on the forum I'd hope you'd picked that niblet up).
Inserting the USB at least 10 seconds prior to the DP can also help.
