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after reinstaling windows,
reinstaling steam,
i bought legit version of windows pro,
reinstall everything again,
all took me almost 2 days,
someone on this forum recomended checking cables inside the headet and it worked!
THIS HAVE TO BE STICKY
there is absolutele no onfo recomending this solution on google....
and if you are wondering how to open the headset cable compartment, THE COVER SLIDES OUT. :)
Turns out that I had my laptop was connected to 2 monitors (via a docking station). When I unplugged 1 (or both) monitors, the headset started working.
You can take the HDMI cable out of the link box and plug it directly into the PC (left all the other cables as is). Mine started fine when I did that. Now I am not sure at the moment if there is an issue with the DisplayPort, DisplayPort to HDMI cable or the link box but knowing my Vive is not just an expensive blindfold has made me much happier!
Update: the link box is fine too
Update2: Turns out the DisplayPort -> HDMI cable had died. My replacement cable works fine.
So what happen was. His Vive was brand new, straight out of the box, and it was getting this error. We found out that the HDMI cable in the headset was not connected all the way. We kind of assumed it was being brand new.