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Hi John, Apologies, I should have been a bit clearer. No, I wasn't having any CPU spikes or other performance related issues before. (At least when Wired, Wireless just didn't work at all.) It's just that while trying to find a solution to this issue, performance and stuttering seemed to be a common issue people were having with the Wireless unit. I just wanted to confirm that the patch seemed to address the issue stated, without noticing any other common issues for the short time that I was using it. - Steven.

Hello all, I've not had chance to test it out properly, but the latest Vive Wireless software driver/firmware update appears to have resolved the issue for me as well. (Version: 1.20181102.0) Drivers appear to re-install correctly during the update process with no headset warnings. A quick round of Beat Saber showed no stuttering or playback issues. I can now look forward to giving it a proper shakedown over the weekend! - Steven.

Hello, I'm suffering the exact same issue, but sadly no resolution so far and HTC have yet to respond to my ticket request. Items that I've tried to resolve or diagnose the issue are; Swapping PCI slots. Short headset wire to wired box (works), long headset wire to wireless unit (same issue). Disconnecting wired box completely (not just USB+Power). Uninstall / Reinstall Vive Wireless software. Reinstalled the OS. Uninstalled various ASUS USB drivers. Revert HMD to wired ( HMD works on wired immediately without issue) There doesn't appear to be much in common between our systems. I've an Asus X99-M WS motherboard, not MSI. GTX970 card, not 1080 Ti. The only thing in common is the actual processor type and Windows 7 (at different versions and levels). Therefore the only constructive item I can offer right now is that a re-install of Windows 7 is unlikely to address the issue you're seeing. I'll keep at it and let you know if I find a fix. Regards, Steven.