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11-17-2024 09:45 PM
Hello,
I have a problem with a VR Headset and the latest Windows 11 Update(24H2). The HP Reverb G2 requires Microsoft's Mixed Reality Portal software, which they have discontinued and no longer works at all in the latest Windows 11 24H2 Update. What are the solutions/workarounds to get this perfectly fine VR Headset, that works on another machine I haven't upgraded just fine, now that Microsoft has stopped supporting that piece of critical software for this device? Are their any plans for a compatible replacement? Is HP doing something about this? Or did HP and Microsoft pretty much just shove a giant stick up everyone's bum and expect them not to be upset about this? If I use this headset on a Linux machine will the headset work as intended?
Any suggestions or comments on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
11-17-2024 09:46 PM
11-30-2024 08:54 AM
Hello all,
Windows ok... no more expectation...
What about HP ?? Are you going to give us a DRIVER a LOGICIEL... ?
Can i have a refund for my dead HP reverbG2 ?
The community is waiting since few weeks already and no action from your side.
😡😡
12-02-2024 03:28 PM
I'm with you, Kmo2o0. I feel like somebody owes me some money for my investment in this VR headset/HMD. HP or Microsoft, I don't care which. Both of them sold us on the combination of hardware/software and were happy to take our money. How do they get to kill that for which they took our money, and then, you know, keep our money? It doesn't feel or smell good. If anybody catches wind of a class action lawsuit or some other consumer protection litigation, count me in.
FWIW, I (thankfully) did not get 24H2 (yet) and have now "paused" updates for 5 weeks. I'm hoping I can pause them again, and again, and again, ad infinitum, until my G2 gives up the ghost. Thankfully, I only use the G2 on a dedicated gaming machine, not my daily driver (that I want fully updated all the time). If I can't pause/avoid the update, I have taken a system image of the gaming machine's hard drive and can revert back to pre-24H2 if Microsoft forces it upon me. Well, theoretically. Honestly, how can they get away with this?
12-13-2024 11:54 AM
Just read this story by John Towfighi, CNN, 12/13/2024, "Google and Samsung are taking on Apple and Meta with their own mixed-reality headset". Use your favorite search engine to look it up. Hey, HP, howz about you ensure there is a workable driver for the Reverb G2 on Android XR? Just a concept.
12-22-2024 04:20 PM
Voilà, à peine 2 ans que j'ai achetés se casquent pour une modique somme de 750 € + les deux manettes 200 €.
Et vous me dites que mon casque est obsolète, fait le calcule sur deux ans ça fait beaucoup d'argent pour moi.
Donc sois vous nous donner un driver pour le plus récent Windows, ou vous nous compenser par cette perte.
Je n'ai plus de quoi acheter un nouveau casque l'argent ne tombe pas du ciel pour certains.
12-22-2024 04:21 PM
There you go, barely 2 years since I bought this headset for a modest sum of €750 + the two controllers €200.
And you tell me that my headset is obsolete, do the math over two years that's a lot of money for me.
So either you give us a driver for the most recent Windows, or you compensate us with this loss.
I no longer have the means to buy a new headset, money doesn't fall from the sky for some.
12-24-2024 11:19 PM
I reached out to HP via Instagram and this is what they said: