- #Intel graphics driver update screwed up usb drivers#
- #Intel graphics driver update screwed up usb Pc#
Screen turns black, the three dots loading loop appears to indicate that it's loading. I click on the large "oculus link" block next to the Wi-Fi and Guardian ones of the same size. I'd like to mention that prior to opening the settings, I get the usual notification over the task bar that oculus link is available in the settings. I get to the Oculus Home and open the quick settings menu (pressing the clock/battery/notification icon block at the far left of the task bar). I've however been pressing "allow" since forever with no issues, and pressing "deny" didn't do anything different either.) (I've seen tutorials saying that pressing "deny" is the preferrable option. I put the headset over my eyes and click "allow" or whatever the positive answer is at the prompt about sharing files with the computer. I plug the USB 3.0 cable in the Quest 2. Here's the exact chain of actions I take and the reactions from the Quest 2 : However, since today, oculus link just doesn't want to work at all anymore. Most games run perfectly, such as Blade & Sorcery, H3VR, Beat Saber, Boneworks, etc. #Intel graphics driver update screwed up usb Pc#
I've been plugging it into my PC with that approved Anker USB 3.0 cable, and I've had absolutely no issues with it. I bought my Quest 2 in early July, and it's been working wonderfully since. I'm unsure which of the two actually fixed it, or if any actually did and the fix actually came from some update the oculus developers did, but what I'm sure of is that Oculus Link is currently working for me.
#Intel graphics driver update screwed up usb drivers#
: After updating to the newly released game ready drivers (496.13) through GeForce Experience, and, as gary.clark.54584 suggested, repairing the oculus client by running the setup file again, oculus link seems to be working.
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