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Are devices updates to current IOS levels? &nbsp;WiFi extenders used?
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Are devices updates to current IOS levels?  WiFi extenders used?

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<a href="https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/set-up-and-pair-apple-watch-with-iphone-apdde4d6f98e/5.0/watchos/5.0" rel="ugc">https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/set-up-and-pair-apple-watch-with-iphone-apdde4d6f98e/5.0/watchos/5.0</a><br />
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Have you tried to pair your Apple Watch manually?
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https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/set-up-and-pair-apple-watch-with-iphone-apdde4d6f98e/5.0/watchos/5.0 [https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/set-up-and-pair-apple-watch-with-iphone-apdde4d6f98e/5.0/watchos/5.0]

Have you tried to pair your Apple Watch manually?

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Thanks for the update. Best of luck.
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Apple Watch Series 3 and several different iPhones: I pair the watch and the iPhone and the iPhone says you need to update the watch to complete pairing. When I hit &quot;update watch&quot; it eventually says &quot;unable to update, not connected to the internet&quot;. I am connected to the internet through a 300mbs wifi connection. I've tried a few different networks and iPhones. What am I missing?
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Apple Watch Series 3 and several different iPhones: I pair the watch and the iPhone and the iPhone says you need to update the watch to complete pairing. When I hit "update watch" it eventually says "unable to update, not connected to the internet". I am connected to the internet through a 300mbs wifi connection. I've tried a few different networks and iPhones. What am I missing?

Apple Watch Won't Pair

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