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I rate them as having the best tech support and customer support of any company I have dealt with. Glad that got a new one - I have found that Fitbit has great support and helps people through these struggles with very clear cut recommendations. I recommend that when one is looking at new routers or access points, or Ignite and newer gateways from any company, that you check the specs on both the router and the device to see if they will be compatible. Obsolescence hits all of our stuff sooner or later unfortunately.

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My access point fortunately has that full option. Yes, you could for about 39.00 or a bit lower get an access point (not a repeater setup), but that means you need Ethernet to connect it too so you can get b/g/n/ac connections. Nest for example lists a whole range of routers that are not compatible with the various devices on their site. So slipping in hardware that only supports one of the standards, like B for the Aria and N for the Nest E keeps their production costs down, but unfortunately, a lot of people will be stuck without wireless connection on new routers or gateways. Has anyone else had this problem Update: 1 day after I posted this and without troubleshooting the IOS app anymore, the app started working by itself. The Fitbit support forums recommended the force quit, and the uninstall and reinstall.

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So, don't know the first year of distribution of the aria, but that is only 2014 that Cisco recommended phasing it out given that G and N had been around since 20, and AC was just out then. Issue still present on a Samsung Galaxy S2 running Android 4.1.2, Spotify app version 0., hangs on login, have to try multiple times (about 20 minutes to get one successful login) then it shows as 'no internet connection' over a stable and fast wi-fi that works fine for all other applications on the device. I connect to the internet with web browsers and other apps while this is going on. In an article by Cisco, they were advising in 2014 to phase out b devices. The new Aria 2 scale markets specifically that it has a wider range of network connections available, so suspect that they are in an indirect way saying, buy only the 2, not any original ones kicking around.īy the way, B and A was 1999, G was 2003, N was 2009 and AC was 2013. Well, when you consider that last years Nest products are N 2.4 only, I would suspect that a lot of these IoT companies are building their products with bottom of the barrel networking parts in them. bar setting up a cheap wireless access point, which has B capabilities. Unfortunately, i dont think there really IS a solution. For Windows 10, don't minimize the window until the transfer is complete.WHY the Aria would be using a B connection is beyond me. Remove all other Fitbit devices from your account and try again to download your playlists.Open the Music app on your watch and then tap Transfer Music.Restart your watch by holding the back (left) and bottom buttons until you see the Fitbit logo.

For certain legacy devices, use the Fitbit Connect app to set up and sync your device with your computer if you don’t have a compatible iPhone or Android phone. Use the Fitbit Connect app to download music from your computer to certain smartwatches.

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For instructions, see How do Fitbit devices sync their data? Download Fitbit Connect for Windows 10 or Mac OSX.

Sync your Fitbit watch with your dashboard.

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Turn off Bluetooth on your phone wait 10 seconds, and then turn it back on.If you still have trouble downloading your playlists, complete the steps below: Note that it may take up to a minute for your playlists to appear on your computer's screen. Open the Music app on your watch and then tap Transfer Music to try again.Return to the Wi-Fi settings screen in the Fitbit app, tap the network name, and tap Connect. If your watch and computer are connected to different networks, manually connect your watch to the same network as your computer.Select New to Fitbit to set up your device if you don’t already.

From the main menu, select Set Up a New Fitbit Device. To reboot your Fitbit device, press and hold the button on your tracker for 8 seconds.

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PC users: In the Windows System Tray, right-click the Fitbit Connect icon and choose Open Main Menu. Restart your phone first and then reboot your Charge 3. To see which network your computer is on, click the Wi-Fi symbol on your screen. Mac users: On the Menu Bar of your Mac, click the Fitbit Connect icon and choose Open Main Menu. Make sure your watch and computer are connected to the same network.In the Fitbit app, tap the Today tab, then tap your profile picture.Follow the steps below to verify your devices are connected to the same network and then try again to download your playlists: To download personal music and podcasts, your watch and computer must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

Fitbit connect no internet connection found