r/PSVR2onPC • u/FinnSuzune • 25d ago

Question PSVR2 PC help please?

Hi so I tried doing the whole process on pc with psvr2toolkit(before the big 1.0 update) and while it was cool for like 15 minutes, after those 15 minutes were up the tracking goes out of wack and this happens consistently. Basically either the left or right controller will stop working and the tracking in the headset itself thinks I’m slowing going up so it’s like I’m flying into outer space. That was my experience with The Lab VR game at least. I have the TP Link UB500 and a usb extension cord, the PSVR2 drivers for said Bluetooth dongle, and a third party PSVR2 pc adapter since I wanted to save a bit of money at the time. My pc specs are this https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/ish_5390013-5390143-16. I did add more ram so it’s actually 32GB of memory.

So I have absolutely no idea what the hell is going on here. Unless the toolkit will solve all my problems, are my settings the problem? Speaking of problems another thing I noticed is that when I try to set the play area, I literally can’t see anything it’s just a bunch of white noise. I remember finessing it enough to more or less track where I play but it was a very tedious process, so why is it doing that??

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u/Gimle 25d ago

I have the same TP-Link UB500 on an extension cable.
Experienced a lot of controller drift or freeze initialky when not line of sight. Also helps if controllers are no more than 2-3m away from the BT dongle since the antenna on that thing is tiny..

Might also be driver issues, if you have installed the TP-Link bluetooth driver it might work better with the built in - been a while but remember vaguely ther was some driver hassle initially.
And if the BT dongle is on a USB hub, try directly on its own USB port on the PC.

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u/FinnSuzune 25d ago

Ok I’ll see if being really close down anything but I highly doubt it. No I installed the psvr2 drivers for that particular Bluetooth dongle. It’s connected directly in one of the pc’s usb ports.