07-10-2018 04:52
07-10-2018 04:52
After spending an hour on the phone with Mateo I've been told that even though the Fitbit was on the charger and added itself 24000 steps there is no way possible that they can be removed. I'm in a competition worth a great prize with many people in my company and now I'm going to be disqualified. Wondering if I should just convert to Apple watch. I can't believe such a large company that I have been working with for 4 years and been so happy with service i e Fitbit cannot fix such a simple issue to remove steps I'm not even trying to add them I want them removed so I can be in a Fair competition so very frustrating. Can anyone help this frustration it doesn't even show the steps over the hours of last night 12 to 5 a.m.
07-10-2018 09:23
07-10-2018 09:23
This is a temporary fix, since I do not know how to provide you with a solution. You can go into the exercise tile in the Fitbit app, click on the gear on the top right corner, and there are two options. TRACK or LOG . Select Log, and type in "Driving". Then, select the duration of the time it was counting steps, like if you started charging at 12:01 and select it for however long it was counting steps(7 hours). Try a restart if this problem persists, if restarting does not work, contact Fitbit Support. Only Factory Reset as a Last Resort.
07-10-2018 10:00
07-10-2018 10:00
07-10-2018 16:58
07-10-2018 16:58
I'm just making sure, but have you actually logged a driving exercise after discovering the extra steps? Let me know and hopefully I will try to get this resolved.
07-10-2018 18:23
07-10-2018 18:23
07-10-2018 21:08
07-10-2018 21:08
Think carefully about a reset. I did it today and it took me nearly 6 hours to get it up and running again--problems updating, problems syncing, etc. Now something weird is going on, Over the last two hours my steps have been going up and down to under a couple hundred to over 8000, back to under 200, then back to 8000+; Right now it says 720 and two periods of activity have gone away.
07-10-2018 21:43
07-10-2018 21:43
Hi @Jillccc
You're so right. Unless Fitbit customer support suggests and guides someone through the process, then it shouldn't be done.
There are all sorts of web sites where people post how to articles, but not everything out there should be done. Many things people do, outside of Fitbit support's guidance, could lead to additional problems and even invalidating the warranty.
07-10-2018 21:52
07-10-2018 21:52
07-11-2018 10:59
07-11-2018 10:59
@Jillccc Unless you where told specifically to do a factory reset then it probably was a restart that was suggested . Note that no reset will affect the past days .
@CUL8R if I go back to this post iwhere you say that there was no data recorded on the day., but that the tracker has steps counted .This usually happens when the steps are not reset at midnight, usually because the tracker is turned off or the user switched timezones around midnight.
07-11-2018 12:10
07-11-2018 12:10