ADB Driver Not Downloading Correctly
Hello, I apologize if this is a duplicate. Basically, when I go to install the drivers on my computer, the folder comes through but the zip file does not so I am unable to extract and install. It just shows a standard folder titled oculus-go-adb-driver-2.0 but again the zip is not underneath as I have seen pictured in many tutorials. Any help here is greatly appreciated thank you. EDIT: Additional details. I am using Google Chrome (fully updated), Windows 10, Lenovo ThinkPad, and Windows Defender.
OculusPlatformSettings ERROR (does not appear in Inspector tab on Unity and more...)
Hello! I'm attempting to set up the Quest with Unity, and next I'm supposed go Oculus (tab) > Platform > Edit Settings and then edit the settings on the OculusPlatformSettings (which should show up in the Inspector tab). However, 1. instead of Oculus > Platform > Edit Settings, it only shows Oculus > Tools > Use Required Project Settings/OVR Performance Lint Tool/....Oculus Platform Tool...etc. 2. When I search up the OculusPlatformSettings asset file and click on it, it says (in the inspector tab) "The associated script can not be loaded. Please fix any compile errors and assign a valid script." Apparently it shows the same for ONSPSettings and OvrAvatarSettings asset files. Keep in mind that I didn't touch any of these scripts at all. I've searched for solutions and tried out solutions for days, and nothing worked. Should I just use the Oculus Platorm Tool and add in my App ID and Token there (and then press Upload) instead of the OculusPlatformSettings (is it basically the same thing)? Help would be GREATLY appreciated.Screen tearing starting suddenly when connected to pc via link cable (Quest 3S)
Been playing Into the Radius 2, and I've been having to play via the (Meta) link cable as using a wireless connection is another problem in of itself. I'll be playing the game and without warning I'll just get the most ridiculous screen tearing, I'm talking horizontal, pixelated square lines that fluctuate and change position, cutting off vision while straining my eyes. When its really bad a whole portion of the screen will become pixelated, imagine the kinda lines you got on the old block TVs from back in the day, but horizontal. It stops the moment I stop streaming, which is fine if I want to play a game natively on the Oculus, but the vast majority of my games are on Steam, and so it's basically making the headset useless for me, as I can't actually play any of the games I want. I've checked the cable, it's absolutely fine and a cable test told me it's working as it should, my PC is more than capable of running these games (and was doing so without issue until the last couple days), going into passthrough and back does not work, and all my drivers and app versions are all up to date. At this point I feel like I have tried every single thing I can, and I have trawled through so many forums and websites but nothing has worked.
FIXED: Quest 3 Locked After Setting Password Instead of PIN - NO Reset Needed
Problem: I accidentally set a password (e.g., "Meta Quest") using the hidden Android settings on my Meta Quest 3. After that, the headset asked for a PIN, not a password -- and there was no way to type letters. It looked like a factory reset was the only way out. Solution (No Factory Reset!): You can unlock your Quest and reset the passcode using the Meta Quest mobile app, even if the headset is stuck at the PIN screen. Step-by-Step: 1. Open the Meta Quest app on your phone (Android or iPhone). 2. Make sure the app is connected to your locked Quest headset. 3. Tap Menu > Devices > Headset Settings. 4. Scroll to the bottom and tap Passcode. 5. The app will prompt you to enter a PIN -- but it only shows a number pad, so you can't type your password here... yet. Workaround: 6. In another app on your phone (like Chrome, Notes, etc.), type your actual password -- for example: Meta Quest 7. Copy the password to your clipboard. 8. Go back to the Meta Quest app's PIN entry screen. 9. Paste your full password into the PIN textbox (yes, even though it shows a number pad). 10. Hit Enter -- your Quest will immediately unlock, and you can now set a proper 4-digit PIN. 100 percent working on Meta Quest 3. No factory reset needed. No debug mode. No PC. Just the Meta app plus this trick. Hope this helps others!
