Gene Chicago

Thank you David. I will try the same settigns.

Thank you for all the great advice. However "Unknown Sources" option under settings > general has been enabled in the PC environment, not anywhere else. I kept the Windows computer online tho I dont like any Windows computer to access the internet. Still it comes back with the unknown sources warning. Is there a sound solution to this problem?

If so, how were you able to make it work? Which settings. DCS Wold VR option has been enabled. Apparently some people have technical issues with it. As for leaving a Windows computer connected to internet, that has been tried. It really does not change anything at all. "UNKNOWN SOURCES" warning pops out again and even if you go to Oculus Quest 2 settings and take care of the "UNKNOWN SOURCES" authorization, nothing changes. It seems to me like another bad practice with the tech industry. Cook only 70% and market it. Well, I am never gonna pay for anything until there is a sound solution.

I own an Oculus Quest 2 VR headset and want to reliably use it with DCS World. However, the headset sometimes work and more often than not, does not work and give the "UNKNOWN SOURCES" warning. The warning says go to settings > general and enable unknown sources option which is already enabled. I do not let any windows computers go online under any circumstances. Only let windows briefly access internet when DCS gets authorization since Windows platforms are notoriously unstable. I use Linux and Mac for internet access. I would like to solve this issue. Is there a good fix for this "unknown sources" issue?