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Unpair and Repair Controller:
*Use the Oculus app on your phone to unpair and then repair the controller.
Remove and Reinsert Batteries:
*Sometimes, simply taking the batteries out and putting them back in can fix the problem.
Try New Batteries:
*Replace the old batteries with new ones to ensure they aren't the issue.
Restart the Quest 2 Headset:
*A simple restart of the headset can often resolve controller issues.
Clean Controller Battery Contacts:
*Check the battery contacts for dirt or damage and clean them if necessary.
Place Aluminum Foil on Battery Contact:
*If the battery seems loose, a small piece of aluminum foil can help ensure a better connection.
Factory Reset Your Quest 2:
*As a last resort, a factory reset can solve a multitude of issues, but it will erase all data on the headset.
If these solutions don't resolve the issue, the controller might have a hardware problem. In such a case, it's best to consult a specialist or contact Oculus Support, especially if the controller is still under warranty. Feel free to check out my post for more details on any of these fixes: https://smartglasseshub.com/oculus-quest-2-controller-not-working/