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If you have two graphic cards in your computer, check if the game is run in performance mode. It should be running on the faster one as if run on the slower one, the output doesn't go to the headset.

I'm running it on a gaming laptop that i use almost exclusively for VR, i'll check if it's in some kind of performance mode. I also noticed when i run it in steamVR mode it mentions a similar kind of error message about graphics cards. I'll take a closer look when I can and post more info. 

Let me know how it went. And if that didn't help, could you please tell me what laptop do you have, please?

It's the Lenovo Legion Y520 GTX 1060, it looks like this is an issue of display adapters, I see both the integrated CPU Graphics processor and the GPU. I tried following the comments here, but no luck... https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/6b5g0a/

I had a laptop with two cards a while ago. There should be an app to set which card/in which mode to run but ot depends on the laptop. I am away now for a few days but when I'm back I will check your laptop and I will contact you then, ok?

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Alright! It turns out there's a similar setting in Windows 10 that fixed the problem for me! https://www.howtogeek.com/351522/how-to-choose-which-gpu-a-game-uses-on-windows-10/

Awesome! :) Thanks for the update and the info. I should add a troubleshooting and put it here. Or better somehow check for two cards and provide the information through the game.