Произошла непредвиденная ошибка повторите попытку позже ovr40779122

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# localhost name resolution is handled within DNS itself.
# 127.0.0.1 localhost
157.240.11.49 graph.oculus.com

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In the past few days, I started to study various VR devices, and the most headache isOculus right s 。

I actually got the spot for 5233 ￥.

Oculus right s official website price

Blood loss T ~ T.

Ready to return the goods, the merchant would rather die (it is estimated that it is easy to find the wrong head and sold it T ~ T)

Then there are various installations. Compared with HTC View, it is very troublesome. No wonder HTC View robbed most of the domestic VR market.

First of all, the official download software is needed. After downloading this software for three or four hours, the software is about 5G.

OculusAlthough it was the first to do VR, the market is mainly abroad. China needs a ladder (VPN) to successfully use Oculus, which is extremely unfriendly to newcomers. It is recommended that newcomers grind their teeth and buy HTC view pro directly, preferably on the official website.

Now let’s talk about how to solve Oculus bugs.

My port and address here are linked to Taiwan’s servers (system proxy is global).

Registration is best registered on the official website, after registration, run the software directly, the following appears

oculus right s bug

The error code OVR40779122 appears to be normal, and the domestic Oculus right s is basically the problem.

The solution is to modify the hosts

First come to the following path:

C:WindowsSystem32driversetc

This time you can see the hosts

Open the way to open with Notepad, and add the following content below:

157.240.3.49 http://graph.oculus.com

157.240.3.49 http://www2.oculus.com

157.240.8.49 http://scontent.oculuscdn.com

157.240.8.49 http://securecdn.oculus.com

157.240.3.49 http://www.oculus.com

157.240.7.49 http://id.oculus.com

157.240.7.49 http://secure.oculus.com

157.240.3.29 http://static.xx.fbcdn.net

Similar to this:

Then save it. If prompted to provide administrator rights, you can save it on the desktop first, then remove the .txt and then move the desktop hosts to etc to replace.

The principle here is probably explained:

The computer first finds the mapping relationship between the address IP and the domain name in the hosts. If it is not found, it will go to the network to make a DNS resolution request.

We need to specify the IP address and domain name so that we can avoid DNS resolution requests for each domain name on the network.

Like the current domain namewww.oculus.com After DNS resolution, it will become the address 157.240.3.49 and then send it to our machine, so that we can establish communication, but if we can’t get it, then report an error, such as the headache error above.

When finished press and hold Win + R to open cmd

Run the command ipconfig / flushdns to refresh the DNS resolution cache:

Finally, you can test whether the address in the hosts can be pinged successfully

In other words, the address is usable. Then double-click the desktop icon to test;

You can finally log in.

If you are interested in programming technology, you can take a look at this article

Complete works of game development

edit. Solution in comments. Hope the info helps.

TLDR at bottom. If this is the wrong place for this post, please advise me the best place to post it.

I’m experiencing a really frustrating issue now that I dusted off my VR headset. Please see the image:

Oculus Login Error OVR40779122

I attempt to log into the Oculus desktop app with my Oculus account to set my Rift back up. The few search results I get for this error mention logon issues when going through VPNs and firewalls. I don’t use a VPN on my gaming computer, but I do have a firewall. So begins my battery of tests.

• Configure Windows Firewall to allow the app

• Reinstall/Repair

• Run as admin

• Disable Windows Firewall

• Temporarily allow all through hardware firewall

• Bypass firewall

• Try logging on to Oculus website (worked, but can’t authenticate for app)

• Try another computer (couldn’t log on; not fast enough regardless)

• Clean boot (temporarily disable all non-Windows services except for those Oculus installs)

• Explicitly allow ports per Oculus support: TCP 443, 3478; UDP 50000-59999.

The most frustrating thing is I can launch VR titles and despite not being calibrated, I can see that it’s tracking the headset and controllers fine enough by looking at the preview window on my main monitor. However, in the headset’s lenses, it says I haven’t allowed 3rd party (as in, non-Oculus) apps to run (I did, but had to reinstall the app during troubleshoot which reset this setting). In order to allow 3rd party apps, I must log on.

I have been in contact with 2 support reps to fix the logon issue, and their latest response is:

Hello,

Please give us some additional time to investigate this.

Once we have more information, we will get back to you.

We appreciate your patience.

In the meantime, I know that the hardware works because I can see it on-screen! It’s alarming to me that the functionality of the hardware I purchased can be limited by software, intentionally or not. I’ll spare you from the full rant, but if Oculus ceases to exist, my issue implies to me that all headsets will no longer function. I have two questions for you, Reddit.

1. Is there a way I can calibrate, then allow third-party VR apps to run without having to log in to the Oculus desktop app?

2. Has anyone experienced this issue and found a workaround?

TLDR: Sad redditor’s headset is bricked because they can’t log into Oculus App, even though it’s clear the hardware still works. Error OVR40779122

На этом этапе должно появиться небольшое окно с вопросом, хотите ли вы изменить порядок разрешений. Нажмите OK , нажмите OK еще раз, когда процесс завершится, затем попробуйте снова установить приложение Oculus.