So I noticed my drivers needed to be updated so went ahead and updated them. I have a GTX 1080. I went and launched my oculus rift cv2 and updated it as well, after that I went to go launch Elite dangerous and I see that it is missing from my library in oculus somehow. Prior to updated my drivers it was there and then 10 minutes later after I updated everything and restarted my pc it's gone. It is still in my steam though and playable. I contacted oculus tech support and they said there is nothing they can do about it. When I search Elite dangerous on oculus the game comes up to purchase again for $30 which I'm not doing because I already have it. This does not make any sense. I played the game in steam for a bit to see if it would put it back in my oculus library and nothing. Has anyone else experienced this ?
Elite Dangerous dissapeared from my Oculus Library
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Do you have the Oculus Store version of the game purchased as well as the Steam version?
I cannot understand how a purchase could go missing - if you were running the Steam/Stand-alone version of Elite through Oculus then I’d check the “Unknown Sources” option was still selected, but apart from that nothing springs readily to mind.
I cannot understand how a purchase could go missing - if you were running the Steam/Stand-alone version of Elite through Oculus then I’d check the “Unknown Sources” option was still selected, but apart from that nothing springs readily to mind.
If you have purchased ED through Steam then it won’t be part of your Oculus library - though it should show in the Oculus library tab as a recently played VR game. I can launch Elite from my Oculus desktop software but I get an authentication error at the game main menu due to me owning the Frontier store version, so I have to play via the standalone launcher.
Purchasing Elite from Steam doesn’t give you ownership on Oculus or Epic or the Frontier store. I’m not sure why Elite disappeared from your played games list though, my history goes back 6 years and that’s through multiple hardware/software upgrades.