If your Fitbit Versa 2 has a problem syncing data, there are a few things you can do to fix it. Try refreshing data and uninstalling and reinstalling Sync. Sync is the most important part of your Fitbit, so uninstalling it will prevent it from syncing your data.
Fixing Fitbit Versa 2 data not cleared sync
If you’re having trouble syncing your Fitbit Versa 2 with your phone, it might be because the data wasn’t cleared properly. You can either try to fix this issue on your own or contact Fitbit customer support to get the problem resolved.
If you’ve tried all of these steps and still the data isn’t cleared, you can try hard reset. In order to do this, you need to make sure that the device is in the factory reset mode. Make sure to back up your personal data before hard-resetting the device.
First, try to restart your iPhone and Versa. In some cases, this may solve the problem. In other cases, you might have to send it to Fitbit for repair. You should also be sure that the software is up-to-date on both devices.
If this doesn’t work, you can try restarting the Fitbit device. Hold down the buttons for longer than usual. In one case, the user held down the three buttons for three minutes, and the screen flashed the Fitbit logo. This method might be a bit more time-consuming.
Refreshing data
If you encounter the message “Refreshing data not cleared sync and try to update”, there are a few things you can do. You can reset your device or clear its user data. Once you’ve done that, you can update the software and install the latest version of Fitbit Connect.
Uninstalling Sync
If you are having trouble clearing data in Sync, you may want to try uninstalling Sync and trying it again. The Sync icon can be found on the system tray in Windows and the menu bar in Mac. When you click on the icon, a list of files will appear. If you don’t see the files you want to remove, you may have a file with incompatible characters.
Another reason why synchronization may not complete is due to an issue with the file path. The file or folder path may be too long. To shorten the path, try renaming the file or folder. If renaming doesn’t work, you can try a different file or folder. If the file path is too long, you may be missing an account encryption key. In this case, contact your IT administrator. If the files are stored in shared folders like Creative Cloud Libraries, you can try uninstalling Sync and trying again. The program will automatically resume when there is more space on the shared folder.
If you have multiple computers, you should create separate Sync accounts for each. By doing so, you can control which files are shared and which are private. You can find the Sync icon on the menu bar or in the system tray, depending on your operating system. Clicking on the icon will take you to the Sync settings menu.
Reinstalling Sync
If you’ve tried to sync your computer with Google’s service but it hasn’t been able to do so, you can clear the synced data. This will remove all of the synced data from Google’s servers, but will leave your local data on your PC. You can then use this information to sync your computer with other devices. This procedure will depend on the option you choose. You will need to be signed into your Google account and have your sync passphrase.
First, open Google’s Backup and Sync. This application can be found in your computer’s system tray. From there, click on the settings menu. Choose My Computer or Google Drive. In the Settings menu, click on Sync. In the Accounts tab, click Disconnect Account. If the problem persists, try re-installing Backup and Sync.
