Apple watch gets stuck with an Apple logo mainly because of internal software or settings’ misconfigurations. This may range from issues in connection modules to having a mismatched timezone. When the watch gets stuck on the logo, either the logo stays on the screen indefinitely or shuts down after a little while. This problem is a common recurrence in almost all Apple watch models. Here are some of the main reasons why this scenario occurs: Force Restart the Apple WatchA temporary glitch of the Apple Watch may not let it bypass the Apple logo screen and performing a force restart of the watch may solve the problem. Keep in mind that a user should not perform a force restart on an Apple Watch if it is updating its OS (a progress bar may be shown on the Watch screen), otherwise, the watch may be bricked.
Ping the Apple Watch from the Watch AppA user may fail to start up the Apple Watch and be stuck on the Apple Logo screen if a temporary communication glitch between the Apple Watch and paired iPhone is hindering the startup mechanism of the Apple Watch. In this scenario, pinging the Apple Watch from the Watch app of the paired iPhone may solve the problem.
Completely Drain the Apple Watch BatteryAn Apple Watch stuck in the boot loop may fail to pass the Apple Logo screen and cause the issue at hand. Here, completely draining the Apple Watch’s battery may clear the loop and thus solve the problem.
Change Calendar and Time Zone Settings in the iPhone’s Watch AppIf there is a mismatch between the calendar or Time Zone settings of the Apple Watch and the Watch app on the paired iPhone, then that may also cause the stagnant Apple logo as the app fails to properly communicate with the paired iPhone. In this scenario, changing the Calendar and Time Zone Setting in the Watch app may solve the problem.
Reset the Apple Watch to the Factory DefaultsThe Apple Watch may be stuck on the Apple logo screen if the watch’s OS is corrupt (may be a failed OS update failed to apply) and due to this corruption, the watch is failing to load its startup sequence. In this scenario, resetting the Apple Watch to the factory defaults may clear the issue. The following three methods can be used to reset the Apple Watch but the method depends on the particular use case as discussed below: Use the iCloud Website
Reset the Apple Watch Through the Watch App
Hard Reset the Apple Watch
If none of the above resolved the issue, then a hardware issue might be triggering the problem and the user may contact Apple support to resolve the issue.
Kevin is a dynamic and self-motivated information technology professional, with a Thorough knowledge of all facets pertaining to network infrastructure design, implementation and administration. Superior record of delivering simultaneous large-scale mission critical projects on time and under budget. What happens when force restart doesn't work on Apple Watch?There are four main reasons why your Apple Watch won't force restart. The first is that it has frozen, and is therefore completely unresponsive. The next is that it is in Power Reserve mode. It could be that it has run out of battery life and isn't charging.
Why is my Apple Watch being unresponsive?Ideally, when Apple watch becomes unresponsive it is usually because of its battery that's causing it. However, if you aren't using it for the entire day (which means it's not battery drained), perhaps the main reason is that it is experiencing a software crashed.
What causes Apple Watch to freeze?One reason why your Apple Watch may keep freezing is because it's running an outdated version of watchOS, the software that controls everything on your Apple Watch. To check for a watchOS update, open the Watch app on your iPhone and tap on the My Watch tab at the bottom of the display.
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