Windows 10: Random system shutdowns maybe related to Oculus VR OVRservice.exe

BrendanClarke · Apr 26, 2020

The random system shutdowns not BSOD, just turn off without warning started in October of 2019 possibly following a Windows 10 update.
A few forum posts from 2018 suggested Oculus Rift program OVRservice.exe might be the cause, I checked the Windows Event viewer which had some errors relating to Oculus software but I couldn't determine why the Oculus software might be causing the crashes.
My system was very unstable and would crash at least once a day in normal use, following a system crash in March 2020 I couldn't restart Windows even in safe mode so had to make a clean install.
I begun reinstalling my usual applications and created incremental System Image Backups.
After I installed software for my Oculus Rift the crashes started again, in particular when I connect the USB cable for the headset itself which triggers the main Oculus software to launch.
Disconnecting the headset and disabling the associated system services OVRservice.exe and OVRLibraryService.exe seems to prevent the crashes from occuring.

The following Onedrive link contains:

- Minidump
- MSinfo information
- Event Viewer reports
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgGamDYJ2O_x6wMoj4lZcbH3CNNq?e=QdHBpt

I'd be very grateful if someone could have a look through these log files and let me know what could be causing my system instability, I even contemplated buying a new PC but if the issue is Oculus related then I might be back to square one.

Thanks in advance.

:)

Andrei Maraklov · Apr 26, 2020

Windows 10 and Oculus / VR Headsets

Will Windows 10 have proper support for VR Devices, so that you can look at your desktop or a 2D Non-Stereo Application without going cross-eyed ?

I can imagine that Microsoft is passing that buck to Oculus, and Quite Possibly Occulus to Microsoft. But the bottom line exists that dealing with a VR Headset is a Headache in Windows 7, and even so in Windows 8.1, with Holo-Lens on the horizon, and Oculus
Streaming from XBoxOne it's time for Microsoft to step up and bring their OS into the future.

Brink · Apr 26, 2020

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UPDATE: At 11:10 am PT, ILMxLAB Executive in Charge Vicki Dobbs Beck and Writer and Executive Producer David S. Goyer took the stage at OC5 to announce that the first episode of Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series will debut on Oculus Quest when it launches in Spring 2019. Click here to learn more about this yet untold story in the Star Wars universe.

We’re excited to usher in the next era of VR gaming with the introduction of Oculus Quest, our first all-in-one VR gaming system. Oculus Quest will launch in Spring 2019 for $399 USD. Offering six degrees of freedom and Touch controllers, Oculus Quest makes it easy to jump right into the action—with no PC, no wires, and no external sensors. We have over 50 titles lined up for launch, with even more in the works including some of your favorite Rift games like Robo Recall, The Climb, and Moss.

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Oculus Insight
We also unveiled Oculus Insight, our breakthrough technology that powers inside-out tracking, Guardian, and Touch controller tracking. This innovative system uses four ultra wide-angle sensors and computer vision algorithms to track your exact position in real time without any external sensors. Insight gives you a greater sense of immersion, presence, and mobility, plus the ability to go beyond room-scale. And we’ve brought over Guardian to help keep you safer while in VR. It’s easy to setup and experience whenever you want.

The Best VR Games Deserve the Best VR Controllers
With the same buttons, thumbsticks, and sensors that have defined VR gaming, our intuitive Touch controllers bring your real hands into VR and let you easily and naturally interact with the world around you. By shipping Oculus Quest with Touch, everything developers have learned about game design for Rift applies to Oculus Quest. Now you can enjoy the best that VR gaming has to offer, starting at $399 USD for a 64GB headset—with the convenience and portability of all-in-one VR.

Quality Meets Comfort
Oculus Quest includes the same best-of-class optics as Oculus Go with a display resolution of 1600x1440 per eye, while incorporating a lens spacing adjustment to help maximize visual comfort. And we’ve improved our built-in audio, so you get high-quality, immersive sound with even deeper bass.

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All in the Family
With the introduction of Oculus Quest, we’ve completed our first generation of best-in-class VR headsets. Oculus Go remains the easiest and most affordable way to get into VR, while Oculus Rift leverages the power of your PC to push the limits of what’s possible. Thanks to Oculus Quest, we’re now able to combine the best of both worlds and welcome even more people into the VR community.

We can’t wait to share more with you soon. Stay up to date with Oculus Quest and other Oculus products at oculus.com.

— The Oculus Team

Download the press kit.
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Source: https://www.oculus.com/blog/introduc...g-spring-2019/

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Brink · Apr 26, 2020

Introducing Oculus Quest All-in-One VR Gaming System - Spring 2019

UPDATE: At 11:10 am PT, ILMxLAB Executive in Charge Vicki Dobbs Beck and Writer and Executive Producer David S. Goyer took the stage at OC5 to announce that the first episode of Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series will debut on Oculus Quest when it launches in Spring 2019. Click here to learn more about this yet untold story in the Star Wars universe.

We’re excited to usher in the next era of VR gaming with the introduction of Oculus Quest, our first all-in-one VR gaming system. Oculus Quest will launch in Spring 2019 for $399 USD. Offering six degrees of freedom and Touch controllers, Oculus Quest makes it easy to jump right into the action—with no PC, no wires, and no external sensors. We have over 50 titles lined up for launch, with even more in the works including some of your favorite Rift games like Robo Recall, The Climb, and Moss.

4AvXOlcFmPU

Oculus Insight
We also unveiled Oculus Insight, our breakthrough technology that powers inside-out tracking, Guardian, and Touch controller tracking. This innovative system uses four ultra wide-angle sensors and computer vision algorithms to track your exact position in real time without any external sensors. Insight gives you a greater sense of immersion, presence, and mobility, plus the ability to go beyond room-scale. And we’ve brought over Guardian to help keep you safer while in VR. It’s easy to setup and experience whenever you want.

The Best VR Games Deserve the Best VR Controllers
With the same buttons, thumbsticks, and sensors that have defined VR gaming, our intuitive Touch controllers bring your real hands into VR and let you easily and naturally interact with the world around you. By shipping Oculus Quest with Touch, everything developers have learned about game design for Rift applies to Oculus Quest. Now you can enjoy the best that VR gaming has to offer, starting at $399 USD for a 64GB headset—with the convenience and portability of all-in-one VR.

Quality Meets Comfort
Oculus Quest includes the same best-of-class optics as Oculus Go with a display resolution of 1600x1440 per eye, while incorporating a lens spacing adjustment to help maximize visual comfort. And we’ve improved our built-in audio, so you get high-quality, immersive sound with even deeper bass.

xwW-1mbemGc

All in the Family
With the introduction of Oculus Quest, we’ve completed our first generation of best-in-class VR headsets. Oculus Go remains the easiest and most affordable way to get into VR, while Oculus Rift leverages the power of your PC to push the limits of what’s possible. Thanks to Oculus Quest, we’re now able to combine the best of both worlds and welcome even more people into the VR community.

We can’t wait to share more with you soon. Stay up to date with Oculus Quest and other Oculus products at oculus.com.

— The Oculus Team

Download the press kit.
Click to expand...

Source: https://www.oculus.com/blog/introduc...g-spring-2019/

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— Twitter API (@user) View on Twiiter

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