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iPhone 11pro won’t connect to Apple Watch??

Whenever I connect an Apple Watch to my iPhone 11 pro, it won’t connect and give me and error that says please try again but I did so many times....thoughts?

iPhone 11 Pro

Posted on Sep 29, 2019 9:34 PM

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Sep 29, 2019 10:09 PM in response to Romo99

Hello!


Please make sure you are running the latest iOS on your iPhone, iOS 13.1.1

  • try connecting to a different network
  • restart both your iPhone and watch
  • try manually pairing your watch instead
  • make sure both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are enabled on your iPhone 11
  • try removing the Apple Watch app on your iPhone 11 and reinstalling it to see if you can pair

Set up your Apple Watch


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Jan 22, 2020 3:18 PM in response to Romo99

THANK YOU!

I bought a new Verizon I-Phone 11 and could not get it to pair with my Apple Watch-3.

Once I reset the network settings it worked instantly!


Settings->general->reset->reset network settings> PIN

Then your phone will go offline for 30 seconds while it resets. Log back into the phone after it resets and go to apple watch app and then start the pairing process. You may need to update the watch before it will finish pairing.

Jan 28, 2020 8:07 AM in response to zohreh28

Is your watchOS upgraded to 6.1.1??

i too had the same problem with series 3 after upgrading to iphone 11..

Tried this and the problem went away for now ( no resets over the past 24 hours)


when it resets next time/reset the data in your apple watch

follow the pairing process.

At the screen where it wants to "restore from backup"/"select as a new watch" ,do "select as a new watch".

Upgrade the watchOS to 6.1.1 immediately.. this worked for me..


Once the pairing process is complete upgrade it

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