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  1. I covered my 2 front cameras and moved the controller between the up/down and 2 side cameras. When the controller was in front the 2 covered cameras it would lose tracking but when it was seen by any of the other 4 cameras it would start tracking again. So the side cameras are tracking but how good I can't tell. I also had problems twice on my right controller, it would appear as being some meters in front of me and looked like it was still tracking or it was only sensor tracking. Even if I touched the controller to the cameras it wouldn't come back to me and I had to switch it off and on for it to work again. @Synthesis
  2. Googling your VBIOS version of 86.04.7D.00.29 brings me to this result : So at least for the GTX 1070 at the MSI GE63 Raider RGB 8RF laptop the 86.04.7D.00.29 VBIOS is broken for the Rift S and there is an updated version for it that fixed it. Also from the same thread the updated version fixed the problem for the GTX 1070 for a MSI GE73 Raider RGB 8RE. Another post for the Valve Index which also shows that the problem is not limited to one headset: You can't blame me if I think that what MSI support told you is wrong. In that last post for the Valve Index, a workaround that has been discussed in other cases is to use a old nvidia driver that doesn't produce the fault like the 417.71 one. Mind you the latest drivers claim that they added support for the Cosmos so old driver might not work.
  3. You never mentioned if you have the latest VBIOS for your graphics card. From the Oculus Rift S Troubleshooting Tips which has related information: Your laptop being labeled "VR ready" doesn't mean that it's actually completely compatible. There is no such standard. And if your problem is with the VBIOS you will have similar problems with the Oculus Rift S.
  4. One workaround is to skip the boundary when you are setting up the room.
  5. Just doublechecking. You have the latest VBIOS(Video cards BIOS) not BIOS (Laptop BIOS), these are not the same. And as far as I know the only way to know if you have the latest available is to contact your laptop's support and ask them. So you asked them?
  6. Do you have the latest VBIOS? Based on some reports [1], MSI GP73 Leopard 8 RF and possibly other MSI laptops [2], [3] needed a VBIOS update to work with the Oculus Rift S and the latest Nvidia drivers. This fix might apply to the Cosmos too. Also the latest Nvidia drivers "Adds support for the HTC VIVE Cosmos VR HMD". If you don't have the latest VBIOS, you will have to contact MSI support and ask them for it. There are many different laptop configurations so don't pick a random VBIOS flash from the internet. PS: My forum nickname T was given to me automatically after first login with no option to change it even though I setup my InfinityTag and everything else in Viveport and can't find any other place where that nickname might have come.
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