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WMR itself was annoying and pointless, but it’s required by HP Reverb G2, which is still technically a very good headset.
by pornel 3y ago
WMR itself was annoying and pointless, but it’s required by HP Reverb G2, which is still technically a very good headset.
- Levitating 3y agoI owned a Lenovo headset myself. Imported from the UK for about 200 euros. By far the best price-value at the time. The only major issue I had was of course WMR itself. Why couldn't they just make it behave normally.
- criddell 3y agoI never used WMR, but I never understood why it had to be part of the operating system. Why load that onto millions of computers when so few people use it? IIRC, it was one of the things that Microsoft made difficult to remove. You could uninstall it through some PowerShell incantation, but chances are it would be back in a couple of Tuesdays.
- steelframe 3y agoI own two HP Reverb G2s and am not at all happy about this. I shouldn't be forced to choose between being able to use my hardware and getting security updates. This behavior on the part of Microsoft should be illegal.