Kur Delli

The car setups are stored in the profile save files, <Steam Installation Directory>\Steam\userdata\<Steam User ID>\690790\remote\ (690790 is the dr2.0 gameID) Backing this folder up and copying it to the new installation should work, if anything.

ProcessExplorer suggests that -useoculussdk option is in use, which matches the info here https://steamdb.info/app/690790/config/ Maybe you know what to do with this, if I try that command line in a command prompt I just get a Steam warning and the game starting in default 2D mode via Steam.

steam://launch/690790/othervr

Hi, have you seen this? I think If this doesn't help with configuring the controllers then nothing will.. http://blog.codemasters.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Multi-Input-Device-System-for-DiRT-Rally-2-0-Master.pdf

First suggestion is to run the game installation files integrity check in Steam DR2.0 game settings.

I don't remember well how things were with Windows 7, but try to set the Windows audio to headphones/stereo setup and disable all audio enhancements in Windows settings. And set the game audio eq to headphones. Not sure what the Logitech software does but please make sure the Windows audio settings are correct.

Is your audio configured correctly in Windows and in-game, this sounds like the codriver is on 5.1 center channel and you're listening to only l/r channels on your headset. Maybe worth a try to verify installation files in Steam?

Steam client updated last night and this problem seems to have gone away now.

Can confirm as well that the last latest Steam update causes the effect described above, Rift S "not supported" popup when starting DR2.0 with /othervr Oculus SDK option. This is the only VR-related note on the Steam relnotes: SteamVR Filtered out Oculus SDK launch options while SteamVR is running using a non-Oculus headset.

Make a backup of your profile folder contents, they are under <Steam Installation Directory>\Steam\userdata\<Steam User ID>\690790\remote\ (690790 is the dr2.0 gameID) Copy the backup to the corresponding folder in your new installation and you should see your profile with setups.

There is the option to get a 2D single eye view with the OculusMirror app in the <Oculus folder>/Support/oculus-diagnostics folder.