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Now I don’t want to turn the PC off because when I turn it back on, it won’t work lol Once the Vive is detected, there are no issues whatsoever - it’s actually getting it detected that is the issue. I managed to get it working again and have been playing it all night.

Graphics Card: NVidea ZOTAC GeForce GTX1070 Mini 8GB GDDR5 Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 1700X 95 W 8 Core/16 Threads 3.8GHz 4MB CPU I pray that this new Vive will work flawlessly but incase it doesn't and I am faced with the dreaded 108 error again, what else can I try? At first I was extremely excited to get a Vive but now I am just worried that this new Vive won't work either. I am posting this because I would like to know if anybody else has experienced a similar problem, and how they fixed it. I have just got off the phone with them and they say that my new Vive will be sent out today and should arrive tomorrow. After 5.5 hours of trying to set it up I concluded that the Vive must be broken, so I sent it back to GAME. I have a degree in Computer Science and this had left me totally baffled. I closed and re-opened Steam VR, whilst feeling extremely cynical that the 108 error would return, and of course the error did return. I booted up Steam VR and it detected my headset, but Steam VR said it did not start correctly so I couldn't start a game. I let it sit there for 10 minutes and suddenly it detected it, and installed all the necessary drivers. (Note: after reinstalling windows and viveport, the detection part of the setup failed to detect the Vive. I tried different ports on my PC, I restarted the PC a billion times, checked the wires into the headset, re-installed Steam VR and Viveport, reinstalled drivers, bypassed the link box, REINSTALLED WINDOWS, still I received the 108 error. I tried absolutely EVERYTHING to try and fix this.

I was greeted with the 108 error - headset not detected. I plugged everything back in and fired the PC back up in the other room, opened Steam VR and went to Room Setup. Once at the room setup on Steam VR, I closed Steam VR to move my PC into a bigger room (I had it in my bedroom so the ethernet cable could reach - I installed the drivers for my wireless adapter via this ethernet cable). I continued with the set up and connected the controllers etc, which worked fine. I switched the HDMI to a different port on my PC and it detected it. It got to the hardware part and I plugged the vive in - it detected the USB but not the HDMI.

I downloaded Vive Setup and ran it, it installed Steam VR etc and everything went fine. (Note: all motherboard drivers, graphics card drivers etc were installed) I turned on the PC and then the literal first thing I did was get to work setting up the Vive. I bought a gaming PC specifically for this purpose, so I couldn't wait to give it a try. I recently purchased a HTC Vive and was looking forward to playing with it.