Error Code 108 – Headset Not Found
This error occurs when you connect a headset to your laptop/PC. There are some other situations too, but this one is observed regularly. To fix this error, follow the below steps:
Method 1: Restart your device
We can fix this headphone detection problem by restarting the computer. Not only this error but many other errors will be fixed in the background. It’s always recommended to restart your laptop regularly.
Method 2: Reinstall the graphics drivers
With time, Graphics card drivers can be corrupted for unknown reasons. All we can do is, reinstall these drivers to get them back working. You can easily reinstall these graphics drivers by following the below steps:
- Open Settings and search Device Manager.
- Open Device Manager from the search results.
- Click and expand the Display adapter section.
- A few options will appear; from those, click on uninstall device.
- Now, restart your PC. Your PC will automatically reinstall the required drivers.
Method 3: Run Steam as an Administrator
This might fix error 108 as the administrator will have all the rights in an OS. So, the PC might try to resolve the issue or the bugs by using these rights. You can enable administrator rights for Steam by following the below steps:
- Keep your VR connected to the PC while doing this method
- Right-click on Steam and select Properties
- A new window will appear. In that, go to the Compatibility tab
- In this tab, you can see Run this program as administrator unchecked. Check the box and click on Apply changes, then OK.
- Reboot your PC
After following all these methods, Check if error 108 persists.
Error Code 301 – A key component of SteamVR isn’t working properly
You can get this issue if some files are missing from the Steam folder. You can fix this by verifying the integrity of Steam. To do that, follow the steps below:
Method 1: Verify the integrity of SteamVR files
- Close SteamVR and Open Steam Client
- Go to your Library and locate SteamVR
- Right-click on SteamVR and click on properties from the options
- Click on the Local files tab and verify the tool file’s integrity.
Method 2: Reinstall SteamVR
If the above solution doesn’t work, try reinstalling SteamVR. To reinstall SteamVR, follow the below steps:
- Firstly, Uninstall SteamVR from your PC and uninstall Steam also.
- Now, go to the official steam page and download it
- After downloading the file, install Steam and then install SteamVR.
- As soon as the game is installed, check if the issue persists.
These are the two methods to fix Error 301; check if the issue persists after performing both.
SteamVR Error Code 302 – Init Failed
This is a simple startup error. This error means the VRserver is experiencing problems while starting. You can fix this error by either rebooting your PC or restarting SteamVR.
Method 1: Restart your device
We can fix this headphone detection problem by restarting the computer. Not only this error, but in the background, and many other errors will be fixed. Also, please don’t forget to close all the running applications because all your unsaved work might be lost.
Method 2: Try Restarting SteamVR
Close SteamVR and end the process from task manager. Now, open SteamVR again and check if the issue is resolved.
Init Failed should be fixed after using any of the methods above. If not, please send a system log report to Steam.
Error Code 1101 – 1112 USB Error
USB failures are very common and can be easily fixed too. This might be because of hardware or software. For hardware, you should check if the USB is correctly plugged in or is not damaged. While for software, Follow the below steps:
- First, you have to unplug all VR devices from your PC
- Now go to settings -> Reset and then click on Remove all SteamVR Devices.
- Click on Yes and then close SteamVR
- Now, Plug in your VR headset in a different port. Don’t use the port you used earlier.
- A few drivers will be installed, and then open SteamVR
- Your error must be solved by now
If the Error 1101 – 1112 USB Error is not resolved, then try to report the error to SteamVR.
Error Code 208 – Monitor not found
If you get this error, your monitor might have an issue. Follow the steps below to resolve this issue:
- Click on the Start button and search for Device Manager
- Now scroll down to Universal Serial Bus controllers and click on it to expand
- Now, right-click on Generic USB Hub and then click on properties
- Go to the Power Management tab and uncheck the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power option
- Now, you have to unplug the power cable on the link box and plug it in again
- Restart the SteamVR application
Error Code 206 – The driver Not Calibrate it
Calibration errors occur very frequently if you are a regular CR headset user. You should know these small tips to fix this error code. Follow the steps below to fix error 206:
Method 1: Remove the USB device
Follow the below steps to perform this method:
- Click on the Start button and search for Device Manager
- Please scroll down to Human Interface devices and click on it to expand
- Find the USB device and right-click on it
- You will get a few options along with to uninstall option
- Click on uninstall and reboot your PC
- While rebooting, all the necessary drivers will be automatically downloaded
Method 2: Try Restarting SteamVR
Close SteamVR and end the process from the task manager. Now, open SteamVR again and check if the issue is resolved.
Method 3: Reinstall SteamVR
If the above solution doesn’t work, try reinstalling SteamVR. To reinstall SteamVR, follow the below steps:
- Firstly, Uninstall SteamVR from your PC and uninstall Steam also.
- Now, go to the official steam page and download it
- After downloading the file, install Steam and then install SteamVR.
- As soon as the game is installed, check if the issue persists.
If you still can’t solve this error, please send your system log report to SteamVR.
Conclusion
These are some of the common SteamVR error codes and their solutions. Please comment below if you still have any queries about this article or other errors.
