I then restarted my computer and started the installer again. This is really discouraging, does anyone have any idea how to go about fixing this and actually get the oculus software downloaded?ĮDIT: I fixed it finally, what I did is when the installer got stuck, I closed it but didn't delete the temporary files this time. My drive is not dynamic and I have 37 GB free on C: which I'm pretty sure should be enough (I have more room on another drive but oculus software seems to want to be installed on C regardless) Previous threads have suggested disabling antivirus but I only run windows defender, I've tried disabling most of the windows defender protections while I install (like firewall and such) but it doesn't seem to change anything I've restarted the installation several times but it always gets stuck at this exact point I just got my Rift S, so I go about installing the oculus software, which begins downloading but eventually just gets stuck at about 7.22 GB / 7.27 GB Looking for more tricks? Here's how to extend battery life on your Oculus Quest 2, and here's how to connect your Oculus Quest 2 to a TV.I know there has been threads posted about this previously but I'm having this problem and I haven't found the solution in older threads There are rumors that Meta is developing a wireless version of its Link Cable that will pair your PC and Quest headset directly, but we’ll have to wait and see what comes of that.įor now, it's time to enjoy your new PC-connected Quest 2 and get back to playing the best Quest 2 games out there. We’ve had success using Air Link in our testing, but it can get a little choppy (and nauseating) if other people need to use the Wi-Fi while you’re in VR.
Opting for Air Link can get around these issues, but it’s only viable if you have a solid Wi-Fi connection. However, using the cable does come with some downsides - you have to spend extra on an accessory and it takes away the freedom granted by the Quest 2’s all-in-one design. The wired connection is fast and won’t be impacted by your Wi-Fi speed. If you’re after the most stable connection possible, then the Link Cable is your best bet. Here you have a choice between a wired or wireless PC connection, and it’s going to come down to your personal preferences when deciding which one suits you best. If they do, slip the headset back on and hit "Confirm" to finish pairing the devices. Press your PC and check to see if the code on your headset and PC screen match up. Once you’ve turned Air Link on in your Quest 2 headset, go back to your main Settings and open the new Air Link option to see a list of nearby PCs. Where to find the Experimental Features option in Settings on your Oculus Quest 2 (Image credit: Future)
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