Potential solutions: Make sure you have Bluetooth turned on. Try restarting your watch and your phone. Have a look for them in the Updates list and update them, or just tap Update All at the top.
Glitch: Notifications not coming through A number of Wear OS users are having trouble with inconsistent notifications. Workaround: Restarting the watch seems to work for most people in the short term, but the problem can reoccur, sometimes quite quickly. Potential solutions: A few have found success after clearing all data for Google Play Services.
Check to see if the Show Conversations, Default and Silent option has been enabled. Make sure that Theater or Cinema mode is turned off on your watch. You can turn it on and off by pressing the Power button on your watch twice quickly, or swipe down from the top of the screen, then swipe right to left until you see Theater Mode.
If you have other devices listed under Previously Connected Devices, then tap the Gear icon at the right and choose Unpair or Forget. Try disconnecting the watch and forget the Bluetooth connection on your phone.
Uninstall the Wear OS app on your phone. Restart your phone and reinstall the Wear OS app, and then set up the connection afresh. There are a few different things you can try: Workaround : Some people have had success by removing Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync accounts.
It may also be related to a recurring appointment in your calendar or to the security policies on your Exchange account. However, turning on Wi-Fi can cause the app to crash again. Try deleting the connection, uninstalling the Wear OS app, reinstalling it, and then setting the connection up again. Google pushed out an update that should have fixed the original issue people were having.
You can also check saved networks here and add new ones. This was a problem for some LG Watch Urbane owners because the watch could only go up to channel 11, but it was supposed to be fixed by a software update. You could also change the channel on your router to a lower channel. Problem: Voice commands trigger search instead of app Quite a few Wear OS users have encountered an issue with voice commands.
Try setting it to English US and see if it works. It seems that certain commands are not working in other languages. Here is a list of the voice commands that you should be able to use. Installing a stable build of the app has been said to alleviate the issue. Workaround: Try turning Wi-Fi off on your smartwatch, as that has worked for some people. Possible solutions: Open the Wear OS app on your phone and tap the gear icon for Settings , then tap your smartwatch name and tap Resync Apps.
Try wiping the cache and data for the Google Play Store and Google Play Services again, as described in the last possible solution above. Official solutions: The exact date you get the update depends on your hardware manufacturer. As for future Compatibility, new smartwatches moving forward will come with Wear OS 2.
To see a full list of compatible models, look no further than our Android Wear 2. Additionally, make sure your smartwatch is on its charger, paired with your smartphone, and connected to Wi-Fi. Best Apple Watch deals and sales for December With Tesla bleeding money, Elon Musk initiates hardcore spending review. A factory data reset will wipe your phone clean and leave it back the way it was when you first turned it on at least software-wise.
This means all your photos, videos, and other files will be deleted, so make sure to back them up before performing a factory data reset. How To By Suzana Dalul. Check downloads and updates Reset your connection Do you have enough storage? Restart your device Download with your browser instead. Check current downloads and updates More often than not, the Play Store download pending error culprits are apps updating simultaneously.
Keep track of updates: Launch the Google Play Store. Tap on your profile picture in the top-right corner. Tap on the Manage tab.
You will see which applications are in the process of being updated or downloaded. Just press the X next to their name to cancel the download and proceed with getting the app you urgently need. Check your connection. Those using data might want to see if their cellular connection is on: Open the Settings app.
Select Mobile network. Toggle Mobile data on. Hit Settings. Expand the Network preferences section. Go into App download preference. Make sure the Over any network option is turned on. Go into Storage. This page will show you how much data you have at your disposal. Download apps through your browser instead. How to start Android app downloads from any browser: Open your browser of choice and go to the Google Play Store website.
Log into your Google Account. Look for the app you want to download and select it. Hit Install. Select which device you want to download the app on. Clear cache and storage on Android: Open the Settings app. Find the Google Play Store app under See all apps. Hit Clear Cache.
You can also select Clear storage for a clean start. Check for system updates Are your downloads still stubbornly pending? How to update your Android phone: Open the Settings app. Go into System.
Select System update. Tap on Check for update. Follow instructions to complete any pending updates. Select Settings. Expand the About section. Tap where it says Play Store version. A notification will let you know if the app is up to date or not. If a new version is available, it will be downloaded automatically after tapping on the option.
Change your Google account. Tap on your profile picture in the top-right. Tap on the Expand arrow next to your account info. Select Manage accounts on this device. Tap on the Google account you want to remove. Hit Remove account. Restart your device. Select Google. Tap on Sign into your Google Account.
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