Your Apple Watch get stuck on the logo Apple and no longer answer for anything? These are small bugs that sometimes happen, but are not necessarily a sign of a serious problem. Indeed, some users encounter the problem of a totally blocked watch, which no longer responds to any button. Connected watches have become an integral part of our daily lives and a Apple Watch that doesn't work can be very problematic. Indeed, our Apple Watch allows us to payer shopping, sending messages, picking up our iPhone without having to take it out of your pocket, playing our favorite playlists, making phone calls, calculate our calories, our heart rate, our number of steps daily and many other features. This is why, without their connected watch, some can quickly find themselves in embarrassment. Thus, you will find in this article the different steps to follow in order to solve the problem of a Apple Watch blocked on the logo Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. Good reading!
The reasons why my connected watch gets stuck on the Apple logo
Several reasons can be at the origin of a Apple Watch blocked on the logo Apple. First of all, your connected watch may be Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), is simply not properly charged, which can cause some bugs and affect the proper functioning of your Apple Watch.
It may also be that your Apple Watch suffers a very small operating bug which is absolutely nothing serious and which can be solved in just a few seconds, by restarting your device. In the event that no button responds, due to the blocking of your connected watch Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, you will then have to force the restart of your Apple Watch.
The steps to follow if my Apple Watch is stuck on the Apple logo
First, check that your Apple Watch or, sufficiently charged. This article Will allow you to know the battery level of your Apple Watch and whether or not it needs a few hours of charging. We advise you to always make sure to use the charging equipment that was provided to you when purchasing your devices. Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), in order to avoid any deterioration of your Apple Watch as well as any security concerns.
If once recharged, your Apple Watch is still stuck on the logo Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), and still refuses to work, you will then have to force restart your connected watch Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, by following the steps below:
- Simultaneously press the side button (located on the right side, at the bottom of your Apple Watch) as well as the button on the digital crown (which is on the right side, at the top of your Apple Watch) for about ten seconds, until the dial of your Apple Watch suddenly blackens
- When the logo Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), is displayed on the face of your connected watch Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, you can then release the side button as well as the button on the digital crown together
This manipulation will necessarily unlock your Apple Watch, which you can then continue to use normally.
