Given the complexity of the description you have provided for trying to use a wireless connection to run one of the most complex video games currently available (a game that has replaced Crysis in the “can it run” meme) I’m not sure who is being more or less helpful in this particular scenario. Yes, the original poster has asked about this under the impression that wireless is smoother or faster, but simply plugging in a high speed cable and sitting down is far less problematic than all these shenanigans. I would also point out that wireless connectivity to a PC is not yet natively supported by the Oculus and when it comes in the next update it will be an experimental feature.
Do as you will, but plugging in a cable beats messing with your router every single time.
For the original poster, getting the O2 to run with a cable is as follows.
- Start the Oculus app
- Connect USB cable to PC and plug into O2
- Start FS2020
- Press CTRl-Tab to enter VR Mode
done…
Of course this is FS2020 so messing with the settings is a given sadly, but there is an excellent post here that will get you up and running in mere minutes.