Oculus Rift headsets everywhere stopped working on Wednesday. They can be fixed now, but it shouldn't have happened in the first place.

The original story follows. Oculus Rift headsets have stopped working as part of a huge, widespread technical snafu that the company is currently trying to fix.

Complaints about Rift S's integrated speakers have been stacking up, but Oculus says a software update is on the way to partially fix the issues.

An issue with a recent update causes stuttering issues on the Oculus Rift. Oculus is aware of the issue and is working on fixing it. The issue seems to appear with version 12.1 of the Rift's software.

While Oculus is claiming that software IPD adjustment will help, Luckey says that it won’t fix most of the issues and that the same design decision has precluded him from using the Oculus Go.

Yesterday owners of Oculus Rift headsets around the world woke up to find that their devices were no longer working. The reason? An expired security certificate. Today, developers at Oculus have ...

Update, 3/7/18, 4:45PM ET: As some thought, the issue plaguing the Rift has to do with a security certificate, but there's still no ETA on a fix. "This is an issue with our software certification ...

A curious installation restriction for the Oculus Rift software has cropped up, but Oculus representatives assure us there's a high priority fix incoming.

If you own an Oculus Rift headset, good news: It should work as normal again. The Facebook-owned division was caught off guard yesterday when a number of units suddenly stopped working. The ...