Tweak something in OS X - maybe there's a setting that I can alter that will disable this behavior, without having to disable screensaver or sleep.I don't have another DisplayPort monitor easily accessible, but I might be able to borrow one or at least find one I can use in a store just to demonstrate that it's a DisplayPort or OS X problem and not a unit/model problem.Replace monitor - maybe something is wrong with this unit or this model?.Replace cable - maybe this is a manifestation of the pin 20 problem, but the display does awaken, just dis/re-connects annoyingly.This is really aggravating, as I do arrange my windows quite particularly. So, I find myself having to constantly re-maximize or rearrange windows whenever I walk away long enough for the screensaver to turn on and/or the computer goes to sleep. This is noticeable only when waking it: the extra screen blanking of the display automatically reconnecting is almost imperceptible, and would otherwise be of negligible consequence, except for the result that all of my windows that were on that display are resized to fit on the MBA's built-in screen's resolution. I had previously tried connecting via HDMI, but as the manual for the display indicates, Macs are apparently unable to use the full native resolution when connected via HDMI.Ī negative experience I'm having is that, when the MBA goes to sleep, the display appears to disconnect. Restart computer while the Rift is plugged in.I have a new LG 29UM55 29" Ultrawide monitor, resolution of 2560 x 1080, connected via DisplayPort to my 2012 MacBook Air 13" via a Cable Matters Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable that reportedly does have pin 20 wired correctly. So, I’ll start with quick and easy fixes, and then move to the ones that take a little bit more time. Getting a new headset is definitely at the bottom of this list. Well, in some cases, the fixes are easy and fast, but if that doesn’t fix it, you’ll have to invest a bit of time and money into it. You just want to play VR games and considering that you paid a significant amount of money, you do not want to spend your precious time troubleshooting. Your Rift could be disconnecting and reconnecting over and over again, it could just disconnect when you touch it (ah, the infamous shy Rift syndrome), or it could disconnect after playing a certain amount of time.
There are quite a few available methods to pin it down that helps to see where the problem lies. Does Oculus Rift keep disconnecting when you just want to play some games? Don’t want to spend money on a new one and wish to fix it yourself?
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