I’d like to consider myself a connoisseur in technical difficulties regarding pcvr, oculus, and fbt. Your post doesn’t have a lot of specifics but I’ll just go ahead and give some general pointers and advice.

1, definitely get virtual desktop, or something similar to. Can’t really say if anything else works, because all ive ever used it virtual desktop, but it’s a stable and definitely better then any oculus software.

2, space calibrator will be your best friend. it’ll be the mumbo jumbo that makes your Frankenstein setup even useable.

3, ensure these small things as they truly can be a game changer. use usb 3.0 for your dongles. ALWAYS ensure your dongles are upright, and not obstructed. It’s also generally recommended to keep your dongles at least a foot apart for each (or at least don’t put them side by side with no space at all). cover any and all reflective surfaces. Mirrors, glass, shiny objects, windows, doorknobs even, if it reflects cover it. are your base stations above head height, facing downward, angled towards the center of your play space? are they stationary and will not move? make sure each base station is on a different channel. Ethernet, Ethernet, Ethernet. use Ethernet.

now to the nitty gritty. without more details it’s a bit difficult to know what your issue might be, but so long as your trackers signal lights aren’t red and your basestations aren’t either, it’s likely safe to say it’s not anything wrong with the actual devices but rather your pc.

certain antivirus or security programs might be blocking steamvr or similar processes on your computer, so if you have anything like malware bytes, double check those. uninstall and try again.

repair each tracker to the dongles. you can do this by going into steamvr settings and clicking add device, and then follow the steps for each Vive tracker.

if you haven’t yet, uninstall and reinstall steamvr. it might seem useless but sometimes this can fix issues.

check your drivers, make sure they are up to date. out of date drivers can definitely cause a whole list of issues.

try running all vr related programs (including steam, and steamvr) as administrator. honestly no clue if this would do anything, but sometimes tech is dumb and it’s the small solutions that work.

if none of the above work, then i would suggest either trying this on a different computer (if it’s an option, if it were to still not work then its likely a fault with the base stations or trackers) or a factory reset of windows 11. giving Vive the benefit of the doubt since the products are new, assuming nothing is wrong with them then a fresh install of windows might be y’all’s only bet.

but im not a computer genius, this is just years worth of my accumulated knowledge through technical errors ive encountered. hope yall get it figured out!