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Step 2: Right-click it and select Properties. Step 1: Navigate to the folder you want to change permissions for. This is usually due to a lack of proper installation permissions. You’ll need to change your permissions in Windows. Chuong Nguyen/Digital Trends (Error 113) Path registry not writable Check with Steam’s support page for further explanation of compatible USB chipsets. If you’ve attempted every fix detailed above, it may be that your USB chipset is causing the issue. Step 5: Quit SteamVR, plug the link box back into your PC, and re-launch SteamVR. Click Remove all SteamVR Devices and click Yes when prompted. Step 4: Double-check to see if the link box’s USB cable is unplugged from the PC. Step 2: Navigate to SteamVR > Settings > General, and make sure the Developer Settings box is checked. Step 1: Unplug the link cables from your PC. If, after trying all possible USB ports, you still do not have a connection, try resetting your USB devices using the following steps. If there is a USB port already in use and working - say, one that your keyboard or mouse is plugged into - try moving the Vive connection to it. In that case, try using a USB 2.0 port instead. Sometimes, plugging into USB 3.0 and 3.1 ports can cause errors. Step 1: Quit SteamVR and reboot your computer. Keep in mind that you may need to repeat this process more than once in order for the error to stop appearing.

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If you see a notification in the taskbar that a driver is installing, wait for it to finish. Step 3: After a few minutes, plug the power and USB cord back into the Link Box. Step 2: Unplug the power and USB cord from the PC side of the link box (meaning NOT the orange side of the link box). Step 1: In SteamVR, right-click on the headset icon and select Reboot Vive Headset. Once you’ve done that, if the issue still persists, there are a number of other things to try:

If everything is plugged in but the headset is not turning on, try a different outlet.

Once properly plugged in, the LED on the headset should be green, indicating that it’s ready for use.

The power, USB, and HDMI cables from the headset should be plugged into the correct slots on the link box from there, the link box’s USB and HDMI should be plugged into the PC, and the power cord plugged into a power outlet.

If in doubt, remove everything and plug it back in again.

First and foremost, make sure the headset is plugged in correctly.

This is usually the result of either a USB or a driver issue. There are a couple of ways this error can manifest, either as an error message (error 108) or blinking red light on the headset.

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Issues presented with an error code (Error 108) Headset not found

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Then, we’ll suggest possible fixes and provide step-by-step instructions on how to address the issues you might encounter with your HTC Vive. Fitbit Versa 3įrom “headset not found” errors to pairing issues, we’ll cover common HTC Vive problems users face. I open up MDC and it just shows Not Connected.Īny information on what the heck is going on here would be greatly appreciated. I unplug and plug back in, I hear the sound, nothing happens. Then when I plug in my phone the first time it successfully installs it and shows that it's an HTC Mogul.

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Actually, when I install the MDC it says it installed all of the drivers successfully. I thought maybe this was a 64-bit thing so I tried it on my laptop and I can't get it to recognize either. Either way of course the MDC shows Not Connected and I can't sync anything. Nothing.or, I see a message that USB Device Cannot be Recognized. No idea why it works when it does.Įverytime I plug in the phone I hear the little sound Vista makes when you plug a USB device and 1 of two things happens. From that point on I plug the phone in to charge it and every once in awhile it'll actually connect to MDC and sync. When I very first tried to get it all setup I sat here for a long time plugging it in and unplugging it and finally it synced all of my contacts into the phone which is really all I needed. However, it only connects and syncs successfully about 1 in 100 times. The phone has successfully synced with the desktop before, and there is a relationship configured in the MDC for it. I've installed the latest version of Mobile Device Manager on each of the computers.

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I've got a Sprint HTC Mogul and I'm running Vista Ultimate 64 bit on my desktop and Vista Business 32-bit on my laptop.

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