How do you prevent Steam from launching VR when I run Subnautica in my GamePass

UWP Hook is a simple free little application, when you run it, it adds all the installed gamepass and windows store games into steam, you can launch the games from steam, this may let you use the controller config from steam to allow use of the controller.

but they are the versions on steam not gamepass, the gamepass pc version omit vr.

The error "16-bit application is incompatible with 64-bit Windows (0x800700d8)" when trying to launch Subnautica on Xbox Game Pass for PC (Windows 11) means that the game is running on a 32-bit version, which is incompatible with the 64-bit architecture of your operating system.

How to fix:

1. Check if you have the correct version of the game:

Make sure you are trying to run the 64-bit version of the game Subnautica. The game is available on Xbox Game Pass for PC and Steam, and both should have 64-bit versions.

2. Check compatibility:

32-bit version only: If you are using the 32-bit version of the game, it is likely that it is not compatible with your system.

Consider Steam: If you have the Steam version, it is recommended that you check if your Steam account is configured correctly.

Check the game requirements: Make sure your computer meets the minimum and recommended requirements for the game Subnautica, including your Windows version.

Unfortunately there is no option to buy between platforms to use the same game on multiple devices (Xbox and steam (PC)).

Remember that Subnautica is in the console gamepass.

I know things don't happen overnight, but I'd like to add that I've read quite a few posts of people stating that VR isn't just their primary platform, but their only choice of platform to play games on. For me personally, Subnautica and No Man's Sky having
VR is the difference between cancelling GamePass after the free trial ends or keeping it active.

Maybe there's some specific reason Microsoft doesn't intrude on the Samsung Store, and keeps the GamePass entirely separate from it's VR branch? Or they don't want to advertise a feature that can't be used without 3rd party (SteamVR) support? In either
case, it'd be really really, really nice if a tag such as 'VR enabled' went somewhere on the storepage. I'm just too old to keep up with all of the different games and features anymore, lol.

Gamertag - VRorDIE