01-23-2016
23:31
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20:15
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MatthewFitbit
01-23-2016
23:31
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20:15
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MatthewFitbit
Answered! Go to the Best Answer.
01-24-2016 10:20
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01-23-2016 23:56
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01-24-2016 08:05
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01-24-2016 08:15
01-24-2016 08:15
I've been dealing with the same problem since 1/20. I came on here to find a solution 😞
01-24-2016 08:19
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01-24-2016 08:30
01-24-2016 08:30
Hello - I am having the very same problem with my one month old Charge HR. I am disappointed that the engineers claim this problem is solved! I suppose I will have to call their tech support but it should not be this difficult to use this product.
01-24-2016 08:46
01-24-2016 08:46
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one having this problem. I have only had mine for 2 weeks and all of a sudden a few days ago it displayed the wrong time. I tried resetting it which didn't work. It won't sync to my phone either long enough to download the information. It just keeps rebooting itself over and over and over. A bright green flash then V102 comes up on the display then a solid green light for a short time then a bright flash again and reboot. I'm returning mine while it's still in the return timeframe because, from the looks of comments on here, Fitbit isn't fixing this issue. Very disappointed!
01-24-2016 08:53
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01-24-2016 08:57
01-24-2016 08:57
Hey Guys, @Tabbyw7124 @Dstephenitch@guynms26@olee22 @pldpld,I kept searching for a solution and this one worked for me. Good Luck!
This is not expected behavior. First, please make sure that your Dongle is being recognized by your computer. To do this, right click the Fitbit Connect icon located near the date and time on your computer. You should see "USB Dongle Connected." If you see "USB Dongle Disconnected," please insert your dongle into a different USB port on your computer. If you see "USB Dongle Connected," attempt to manually sync your tracker. To do so, click the Fitbit Connect icon and then click “Sync Now.”
After this, please restart your tracker (again) following this directions. If you are still having trouble syncing your tracker, try setting it up as a replacement device. If this does not solve the issue, please reinstall Fitbit Connect. On a Mac: search for Fitbit Connect in your Downloads folder. Open the file, then click the Uninstall Icon. Download the newest software version from Fitbit.com/setup and follow the prompts. After reinstalling the software, please try to manually sync your tracker.
Keep me posted with the outcome!
01-24-2016 09:33
01-24-2016 09:33
Thanks for the tips. I tried them several times. It's like, in the middle of syncing, the fitbit stops communitcating and resets blinking one bright green flash then turning back on. I've boxed it up and printed a return label to return it to Amazon tomorrow. Maybe they will get this problem worked out and I will buy another one but until then, I'm fitbitless. Best of luck to you all.
01-24-2016 09:40
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01-24-2016 10:10
01-24-2016 10:10
For me, the tracker loses time throughout the day. I can synch to my Windows 10 environment without problem. And when I sync, the correct time is set in the tracker. Throughout the day, however, the tracker continues to lose time. There is at least half a battery or more left on the tracker.
Since December 27, this has been a problem and my actions to date are as follows:
1. Notify Support many times. Mostly I'm told to reboot, reset, etc which I've done with no change in outcome
2. I replaced the tracker unit. New unit has IDENTICAL problem
3. Support says the problem is in the Windows App. Hard to believe since I have no problem synching and, in fact, it's the only way I can get the time reset to the correct time.
4. Still, support says there is nothing wrong with the tracker(s). Very Frustrating
The only thing I can think of is perhaps the Windows App sets the tracker to "always synch" since there is no option in the Windows setup as to whether you want to sync continuously or not. The lack of option makes sense since you would not want to be tethered to a PC, but the clear default in this case should be "Manual sync" which is what we do. I've suggested this possibility several times with no response to the question.
At this point, the best way to keep time on your tracker is to wear a wristwatch on the other wrist. I'm not happy.
01-24-2016 10:20
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01-24-2016 12:03
01-24-2016 12:03
Hi
Thanks for the suggestions.
I have removed the app from the laptop - reinstalled it - and reset the device again.
But still not working.
01-24-2016 12:11
01-24-2016 12:11
I wonder if your problem goes away. Our devices have this problem: when finally they sync, then they won't sync again for days. And they start to lose time. When finally they sync, the time is correct. But then the problem restarts...
01-24-2016 12:17
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01-24-2016 12:34
01-24-2016 12:34
I tried several times/days with the mobile device, or with the PC via bluetooth 4.0 on the PC or via the desktop app and the dongle on the PC, it's all the same. I'm just tired of the stupid uninstall-reinstall, turn on-off the bluetooth, reboot the phone, reboot the PC advices of the support. This is stupid, I have wasted countless hours on troubleshooting, which I could have used for exercise, or just to watch a movie.