It sounds like possibly the Graphics driver went bad in Windows as you can see the splash screen at boot. Charging it overnight: It did work for me, but it black screened 10 minutes after, however the quest 2 when black when I was playing a game and the audio was still playing, however the headset. If it did for you, then great, but in my case it didn't. If it happens more frequently, then you might have a hardware issue and should take it into a repair shop.Holding the power button down for 30 seconds: This didn't work for me. Fortunately, you can repair it in most cases. Here should be all relevant information I guess after disabling the nouveau and installing nvidia-driver uname -rĠ1:00.Ok2 black screen The notorious black screen of death (BSOD) can occur for a variety of reasons including overheating, update issues, a power supply issue and software or driver errors. I tried just installing the nvidia driver using the simple 'apt-get install nvidia-driver' and it shows as installed just not in use I thought about disabling the other driver but well there's just too many for that I tried going the old way of just downloading the run file and installing it manually I I blocked the nouveau, stopped lightdm switched to tty1 but it gave an error because Kernel source tree isn't found I can't seem to find anything out there that actually works, Kali's docs provide a guide but it only works if it supports cuda which my driver don't, since it's a legacy driver.
I would've went with just using the ones provided by Kali but they are giving me an input not supported which I have no idea what caused(tried logging in with an RDP and setting xrandr to 1024x768 cause I thought maybe it was set way higher than it should but that didn't help at all so I decided to install the official nvidia drivers.
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