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I’ll answer my own question. Yes, completed activities ARE stored on the watch, AND a notation shows whether or not the activity has been synced to other devices. I typically use the Strava app

I use my Apple watch to track sleep stages at night, and this morning I forgot to put it on the charger before going out for a 5 mile walk/climb. The watch started with barely a 10% charge on its

Julian, - what device? - what OS? - what app and library? - what exactly does the lockout message say? If you get enough lockout messages in a short enough time span, you will have to do a long

I’ve done this several times and it locks almost immediately when I try a library download. Each time I go into the penalty box for longer. Someone suggested waiting a while before the download. Any

When functionality is similar, personal preference has more weight. Brent On my iPhone Xr

Julian Thomas If the MB Pro ‘makes sense’ a MB Air should also make sense. It has most of the function of the MBP but less CPU muscle.

Julian and Brent. During most of my years of computer use your suggestion is what I have done. My currents situation and needs are different. I don’t like my MacBook air that I inherited from my

I agree with Julian. I used my old 15” MBP with a 22” external monitor. Since 2010. Brent On my iPhone Xr

Consider a larger external screen with the MBA — jt - jt@...

Thanks to everyone who offered advice and suggestions. please forgive my late response. Bev suggested settings to change but didn’t match the options on this MacBook. ?However they led me to change

She called Apple Support and it turned out to be a bug with the latest upgrade. Hmm. Joan

The caps lock issue has tripped me up in the past, but I'm pretty sure that's not the issue this time, Bev.? Interesting tho', that a restart will clear it, that fits the observed behaviour.? I'll

You're giving me credit for far better typing skills than I have ever achieved, Brent!!? Two finger typing (well, actually four on a good day) is about my limit. When the problem occurs, no matter

Errors like this are usually not an software issue, but a inadvertent contact with the keyboard, such as a wandering finger hitting two keys or a cap lock where not wanted. Possibly a failing

I was thinking that a bit of dirt can fall under a key, regardless of the keyboard's age. Are you certain that you aren't accidentally hitting the caps lock key? Rebooting would automatically turn it

She might start by carefully comparing the Mail settings on her phone versus her iPad. If those match, I would try rebooting the iPad. Pat Sent from iPad Pro2

I don't think the keyboard can be the issue.? When the problem occurs it does not matter how many times I try to enter the password, it is refused.? Immediately after a restart, the password works

Thank you, David.? I'm planning to update the OS but, as usual, I plan on waiting a while to hear if there are any gotchas in the latest version. Keith

My daughter’s mail app on her new IPad says “No Mail” even though her phone and desktop show her mail and new mail. Anyone have any ideas? Joan

If David's suggestion doesn't solve your intermittent login problem, here are a couple other possibilities: Start your Mac in Safe mode to clear caches: