This problem occurs when pushing the dial to the watch. How to solve it?
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If you have gotten to that point, keep trying…when that happens to me I just do it again and it usually works
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As @MergeLabs Mentioned . Keep trying . For me rebooting both Watch and Laptop helps . The WiFi connections have to be Nice and Stable .
Just try disabling the debugging in your watch device, then enable it and try connecting it again via powershell.
I kept trying and reconnecting, but to no avail. I think there must be some other problem. Have you ever encountered this situation? How to solve it?
I kept trying, but the results didn’t change.
Still doesn’t seem to be working.
I have had better results by making sure the Bluetooth connection is turned off on the watch when I’ve got Wi-Fi debugging on. If you haven’t already, maybe try that?
Bluetooth has been turned off, wifi has been turned on, and the watch has been successfully found. The problem lies in the error reported during pushing to the table. That is to say, the settings are all ok, but an error is reported during operation. Unable to successfully transfer the watch face to the watch.
Since the error says the connection is “unstable,” do you have a way to check that your Wi-Fi is actually a stable connection for one or more other devices? Maybe the watch is too far away from the wireless router/access point and is having trouble staying connected?
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Make sure your watch is charging while the file is being transferred.
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I confirmed that the network connection is working and I can access the Internet. The battery is also kept full. And maintain the appropriate distance between the watch and the router. But the problem remains.
Can you go into more detail? What is power shell?
I kept the battery fully charged and tried it while charging, but it still didn’t work.
In Developer Settings did you switch on the WiFi Automatic override . The watches try to use WiFi as little as possible . So when you leave it on Charge the WiFi stays on .
Still not working but I still want help
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Have you covered all the steps in the Instructions found on here .
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I haven’t seen anyone else suggest this yet, so maybe you could try using Android Studio and Android Debug Bridge (ADB) to connect your watch? This is mostly the same process as what is outlined at the link russellcresser just posted, but instead of using WFS to do the initial ADB connection, I’m suggesting trying to use Android Studio, as it seems to me that it may be a more reliable method when I have problems connecting WFS and my watch.
If you’re unfamiliar with Android Studio, that’s OK. It may look daunting but we’ll only be using a very small part of it. If you don’t already have Android Studio installed, I think the latest version is 2024.1.1 Patch 1 (Koala) and you can download it from here: https://developer.android.com/studio.
Once you’ve got it installed and open to the project launcher screen, start a new “Wear OS” project, “Empty Wear App” will work just fine. Press next, then on the next screen, just accept the defaults because this empty app doesn’t really matter in this case.
Once the empty project has finished loading and there are no more processes running, you can try to connect to the watch with ADB. You can verify the loading has finished by looking for a progress bar at the bottom right of the Android Studio program, (#1 in the second image.)
Watch Prep
Make sure your watch is:
- Sitting on the charger
- Wi-Fi is ON and Bluetooth is OFF
- The Developer Options menu item is turned ON
- Developer Options > “Stay awake when charging” is turned ON
- This to make sure the watch doesn’t try to sleep while making the connection.
- Developer Options > “ADB debugging” is turned ON
- Developer Options > “Wireless debugging” is turned ON
In Android Studio, click the drop-down control that is closest to the green “Play” (Run) button, and choose the “Pair Devices Using Wi-Fi” option. This should show a popup with a QR code. Ignore the QR code and press the “Pair using pairing code” tab above the QR code to switch to a list of items that can be paired. If your watch is not in the list, go into the watch Developer Options menu and turn “Wireless Debugging” on, then press “Pair new device” and the screen should show a pairing code. If it still doesn’t show up in the list, try the following a few times until you see it in the list: Turn Wi-Fi debugging off then back on, and then press the “Pair new device” option and let it sit on the pairing code screen for a few moments.
Once the watch shows up in the “Available Wi-FI devices” list, press the “Pair” button that shows up to the right of the device in the list. Enter the pairing code that should still be on your watch screen right now, then press the “Pair” button. If everything goes as planned, you should see a confirmation below the pairing code entry that the connection was made successfully.
DO NOT close Android Studio, but you can minimize it to get it out of your way if you want. Android Studio should be holding onto/managing your watch’s ADB connection so you can connect to it with WFS now. Open Watch Face Studio if you don’t already have it open. Press the “Run on Device” button in WFS and your watch should be in the list of connected items that pops up. Click on the watch to try and transfer your watch face to the watch.
Hopefully this will create the “stable” connection you need in order to get past this.
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I have just installed WFS 1.6.10 and got a Sync from my laptop to my Watch on the Third go which is about right for my setup .
I confirmed that the above steps were completed correctly, and wactch6 was displayed in wfs. Please see the pictures I posted. Only the last step of pushing the dial to the watch failed. This problem has been bothering me for two weeks and I haven’t been able to solve it. The watch face cannot be tested. Hope to get help from everyone.
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