I have traced the issue to invoking vJoy. The original developer of vJoy is not maintaining it but there is a fork to a vJoy that supports Windows 11 here: https://github.com/njz3/vJoy which installed and worked under Windows 11.
From the auto_oculus_touch.dll any call-out to the vJoyInterface.dll causes the auto_oculus_touch.dll to fail to load.
For some reason I have not had any issues with it running on Windows 11 in the past couple of years. I used vJoy 2.1.9.1 from SourceForge if that helps.
Has anyone got this working on Windows 11?
I have traced the issue to invoking vJoy. The original developer of vJoy is not maintaining it but there is a fork to a vJoy that supports Windows 11 here: https://github.com/njz3/vJoy which installed and worked under Windows 11.
From the auto_oculus_touch.dll any call-out to the vJoyInterface.dll causes the auto_oculus_touch.dll to fail to load.
Any thoughts?