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VIVE Wireless Adapter Full Pack (VIVE Pro/VIVE Pro Eye/VIVE Cosmos)
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Setting up your computer
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Setting up VIVE Pro and VIVE Pro Eye
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Power bank
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Multiuser VR with VIVE Pro and VIVE Pro Eye
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Multiuser VR with VIVE Cosmos
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PCIe WiGig card and wireless link box FAQ
What size of PCIe card slot do I need?
The PCIe
WiGig® card is 73 mm x 11.4 mm x 121.20 mm (2.87 in x 0.45 in x 4.77 in) including the backplate. Make sure your motherboard and case have enough room for the card.
What should I do when I'm getting an error code 94 after installing the PCIe WiGig card?
Typically, error code 94 indicates compatibility issues with the PCIe
WiGig® card and the computer's motherboard.
Your PCIe WiGig® card has been tested to be compatible with most known motherboards. In very rare cases, compatibility issues may occur with lesser-known motherboards. If the error does occur, shut down your computer, move the PCIe card to a different slot, and try again.
Having problems with the PCIe WiGig card?
If you're experiencing one of these issues after installing the PCIe
WiGig® card:
- Your computer doesn't boot up.
- Your computer can't detect the PCIe WiGig® card.
- Your computer freezes.
- WiGig® can't connect.
Try the steps below.
- Check if the PCIe WiGig® card is inserted firmly in the PCIe slot.
- Check if the cable from the wireless link box is connected firmly to the card.
- Reboot your computer.
If the problem persists, try installing the card in another PCIe slot.
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