someone god help me iv have been trying to fix this fucking thing since 10pm it is now 2:21am. My headset is red, controllers cannot pair bc headset isn't set up.
These vr glasses. have a software / hardware conflict. this is manifested by incorrect recognition of the USB 3.0 port. They get hot, error messages are displayed. Generally, a lot of combinations have to be made to make them work.
my VIVE works just fine as usual its just everything is orange. like the entire screen. and its the ONE thing i dont see discussed anywhere. ANY ONE CAN HELP??? Pleaseeeee
im still in set up phase and i cant get to the part for syncing controllers because helmet isnt detected by steam vr. all things are plugged correctly and base stations are lit green reading b and c
YOUR THE LITTERAL BEST USUALLY I LOOK AT THESE COMMENTS AND GET PISSED AT EVERYONE CAUSE THEYRE THANKING SOMETHING THAT LITTERALY NEVER WORKS HOLY SHIT MAN IM IN LITTERAL TEARS I GAVE UP ON THIS HEADSET FOR A YEAR AND EVERY DAY I LOOKED AT IT IN SADNESS AND CAUSE OF quarantine I WANTED TO EXPLORE SO I TRIED IT AGAIN AND THANKS TO YOU I CAN EXPLORE VIRTUALLY
my headset just turned off when I was playing take and hold in h3vr, and I was using knife, and I smacked myself and my headset with my controller and I think I might have done the same thing here
I just spent many hours trying to troubleshoot my new HTC VIVE Pro and you lead me to look at the connection to the headset. It was slightly unplugged. THANK YOU
@@Prinyosz TL;DR: Go to your graphics card manufacturers website/control panel and update your graphics drivers to the latest. Don't update your graphics drivers through the Device Manager. Hey guys, I WAS struggling with this issue for a whole week! It really annoyed me because I finally cleaned up my bedroom and made ample space to use "Room-scale" VR. I noticed that the headset would lose tracking if it wasn't facing the base stations directly. If I turned away, it would go blue screen and SteamVR would display the (-102) error code. Sometimes it wouldn't even track at all, a slight movement and i'll get a permanent blue screen from my headset. I did see other people say to update their graphics drivers, although the difference was that I went to Device Manager, right clicked "Display Adapters" and searched for drivers there. Unfortunately that driver update was not the latest drivers, I had to go to my NVIDIA GeForce Experience (Your graphics cards manufacturers control panel) and update the drivers through there. It was a 500mb driver update so there definitely was some important packages included. And.... TADA NO MORE -102 errors, my VR works like a charm! I hope this helps at this one more person! Anyway, I'm going to copy/paste this to all other forums that discuss this issue hoping that it'll help at least one other person. Tags for other people to discover: 102 -102 error steamVR steam VR STEAMVR blue screen bluescreen
@@Prinyosz Go to your NVIDIA GeForce Experience control panel then there should be an update, I think it will be like 500mb. You can find the control panel in the bottom right part of the screen.
