"Operating System": "Microsoft Windows 10 Pro", Here's my log from the Oculus configuration utility: Lastly I've tried installing the OCUSBVID.inf to the system via powershell, but it results in the same BSOD as before. Next, I extracted the OCUSBVID.sys OCUSBVID.cat and OCUSBVID.inf files from all the msi files and attempted to manually install the drivers via device manager they all fail: Unfortunately this seems to fail silently or cause a BSOD with the error "system_thread_exception_not_handled". I attempted to install the "Oculus DK2 Tracker" driver in the same way as the display driver by manually running the OculusPTDriver_Win8.1_圆4.msi. I'm assuming my issue is that Camera DK2 should actually be: "Oculus DK2 Tracker" and not some generic windows driver?
I checked the device manager and I can see that I have a "Rift DK2 Sensor USB" (at version 1.1.0.0) and a Camera DK2 (with default microsoft drivers). After this I can load games/applications as usual, but I have no positional tracking. When I install 0.7 (as admin) it completes successfully (or appears to) but then I've needed to manually install the display driver from: C:\Users\Theo\AppData\Local\Temp\Oculus Inc\OculusDisplayDriver_Win8.1_圆4.msi in order for the HMD to actually be detected and display anything. However, the 0.7 runtime installer doesn't seem to successfully install all the drivers. I have installed 0.7 after completely uninstalling the previous version (0.6) and after I have installed the AMD Catalyst™ Display Driver (version.
I've been struggling all day attempting to get the Oculous positional tracker to work on windows 10.
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