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HomePod acting wonky? It may be time to restart or reset it. Here's how!
If something wonky is going on with your HomePod, you may want to give it the old restart or reset. Here's how!
Troubleshooting Tips
AirPods Pro-tection
Did your AirPods Pro fail Apple's ear seal test? Here's the fix.
When your AirPods Pro fail the Apple ear tip fit test, there are a few things you can try to once again get a great fit.
Mo' notch, mo' problems
MacBook Pro menu bar items hidden by the notch? Here's how to fix it.
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Let's take a look at the simple setting that can stop an app's controls from becoming hidden by the MacBook Pro's camera housing.
Don't fear starting over
Is your iPhone or iPad acting up? Try restoring it from a backup.
If you're iPhone or iPad is running slow, network settings are messed up, or something is just wrong with your device, you can fix it by restoring from a backup!
Apple Fitness+ troubleshooting
Having issues with Apple Fitness+? Here are some troubleshooting tips!
Apple Fitness+ can act a little wonky sometimes. If you're trying to work out and running into problems, here's how to troubleshoot common Apple Fitness+ issues.
FaceTime Fixes
Experiencing issues with FaceTime? Try these tips!
FaceTime is just like any other piece of software: users are bound to run into some problems. Don't worry, there are steps to take care of any issues.
Mastering iOS
Problems with your iPhone or iPad? Putting it into DFU mode may be the fix.
Putting your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad into DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode can be your last, best hope for success.
Mastering iOS
If you can't get your iPhone or iPad to work try recovery mode — here's how
If everything else fails, recovery mode might be just what you need to get things going again.
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Read this before you replace your AirTag battery
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The AirTag battery can last a long time, but when it's time to replace it you should be aware of which batteries you're buying. Some may not work as expected.
Reset this
Problems with your iPhone or iPad? Try rebooting and resetting your device.
If your iPhone or iPad is acting strangely, there are a few things you can try to get it back on track. Start with simply rebooting your device, then try force restarting it, if necessary.