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#Compositor not available install#
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#Compositor not available driver#

As the first step of troubleshooting, I always recommend plugging the HDMI and USB leads from the 3-in-1 cable directly into the GPU/MB while keeping power going through the linkbox.

Have you tried HDMI? Displayport is a very loose standard at best and HDMI is just all around more standardized.

This is often the best way to troubleshoot compositor issues.

What are the lines with SteamVR's log that relate to this? It should point to where to begin looking.

#Compositor not available driver#

Driver Easy is especially controversial in the PC community (and widely regarded as scamware).

This is a pretty good way to cripple a PC.

#Compositor not available drivers#

I would never ever recommend using a 3rd driver installer, especially for GPU drivers with the sole exception of using DDDU to uninstall older display drivers.

#Compositor not available install#

I've personally never had the worst luck with MSI and Alienware OEM installations and VR and always install a clean image as the first step towards administrating a new PC, regardless of usecase.

OEM installations of Windows are never "clean" - the contain a bunch of middleware that alters how Windows works.

This is not a threat, I am a VR enthusiast (I was an early adopter of the Vive), and am a contributing member of various forums where I have both given and received help. Note also that if I'm obliged to go with the Oculus, I will be sure to log my experience with it (emphasizing the setup issues as compared to the Vive). If it doesn't, please advise accordingly, and I will try my luck with the Oculus Rift, which reportedly is not as good a VR experience as the Vive but is a lot easier to set up. HTC Techs: either the software works with a brand new gaming PC, or it doesn't. I have scanned countless posts on this topic, and most of the "solutions" posted reek of magic.unplug and replug cables in a specific order, restart at specific times, etc.

However, I have no desire to go through this Compositor nonsense every time I change configurations. One additional note: I have spent quite a bit of money on Vive and related products, and was in fact considering upgrading to the Vive Pro. Please note that I am looking for a definitive, coherent solution in the form of an official patch or a systemic fix.I have already reset and checked cables/connections ad infinitum, and can verify that they are all working. I have spent hours with this and it's clear that there is no solution I can implement withoutadvanced help.

This should not be happening with a brand new gaming PC with ne of the most advanced GPUs available. No luck.I'm respectfully asking for any Vive tech to please assist me with this issue. Shut down PC and restarted about a billion times. Tried uninstalling Steam and reinstalling Steam and SteamVR. Also tried removing drivers using the SteamVR Settings menu (General tab) and resetting cables.

Removed SteamVR settings file from x86/Steam/Config directory. Vive is connected to PC via DisplayPort cable and USB 3 cable (both new and verified working, as they were working on my Asus).ģ. Made sure all cables were installed correctly (unplugged and replugged all). Installed Steam and Steam VR, received error. NOTE: I'm upgrading from an Asus ROG G20, where I received the exact same error.updating drivers fixed it. Powered up PC and updated all drivers using DriverEasy.

I'm receiving the dreaded Error 400, and no solutions are working. I just unboxed a new Alienware Aurora R7 with a GTX1080ti enty of power, plenty of memory. Hello: I'm sorry to start yet another "compositor not available" thread, but I have no choice.I've tried everything else.