The Nvidia 479.29 driver release did fix the rampant CTD and Purple squares on terrain in both monitor and VR modes, but a new problem remains. Since the 479.09 driver release, frequently (but not always) my HP Reverb G2 will act like its lost tracking in the cockpit. This makes everything shake violently when I move my head around, and the cockpit and terrain are out of sync with eachother as well. The game menus appear to stay stable when looking at them, but gameplay itself is impossible.
This happens sometimes; usually mid-flight, and not every flight, but probably 50%. Everything will be fine, then all of the sudden the tracking goes all crazy. I usually have to reboot to solve the issue.
Again, this started with (and had NEVER occured before) the 479.09 drivers. Given the many issues that driver caused with FS2020, my guess is this is just one bug that got missed with the 479.29 fix.
Based on one of the above posts in the thread mentioning “HAGS”, I am left wondering if this post about specific NVIDIA drivers might be related to this post (linked). Based on what is written there, I wonder if there is a relationship between specific NVIDIA drivers and Windows 11.
Perhaps resetting the ambient data (surrounding data, don’t know in english, in german it is Umgebungsdaten) in the WMR Portal settings helps. Did it for me. Win10.