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When all else fails, try a restart for either your iPhone or Apple Watch, then re-open the Watch app. Option 3: Restart your iPhone and/or Apple Watch If toggling Bluetooth on and off didn't work, you may want to try force quitting the Watch app on your iPhone. If you're seeing this, check your Bluetooth connection on both the iPhone and Apple Watch via their respective Control Center interfaces to make sure there's a connection.

In the past, I've seen the "endless spin" phenomenon because the Apple Watch wasn't actually connected to Bluetooth (and thus, your iPhone). Option 2: Check your Apple Watch's connection Then, use the Microsoft Store to manually update all the apps that are available for your Windows 10 PC or device. Access Downloads and updates in the Microsoft Store. Your apps are still getting installed, but you won't see a progress bar on the individual apps until your queue gets more manageable. To speed up the process, and have the Windows 10 apps show up on your Start Menu, the next step is to start the Microsoft Store and go to the Downloads and updates section. If you, like me, tried to install thirty apps at once, this is a fairly common UI result on the Watch app's side - normally, the Watch app shows you a circular progress bar when installing specific apps, but when you try to add too many at once, that process happens in the background. Option 1: You're installing too many apps at once I don't even know where to start.There can be a few options for why your apps don't seem to be installing to your Apple Watch - here are a few I've come across in my app testing time. Office has been uninstalled and reinstalled a number of times. Only Excel is shown as an option to be a default. Where we stand now is that none of the Office 2019 apps show up in the Start menu lists.

On Tuesday the machine was upgraded to Office 2019. What is going on?! I can see my purchases in my order history. This may have been a holdover from 2016 but we are not certain. but it's also the only app the shows up as 'Uninstalled apps'. So I went nuclear and deleted the device's data manually on the Oculus website. And when I went to uninstall it the uninstall process simply stuck. Strangely, the Netflix app was the ONLY app still installed on my quest. The quest crashed/froze when I was using the Netflix app before this issue came up. One that never actually downloads on my Quest. I decided to give it a go on my phone which I thought gave me better success for a moment since the store on the iOS Oculus app actually allowed me to redownload the games but put them in a download queue. However, after deleting the unknown sources (and restarting) I went into the store on my quest to see if I could re-download them and the button that would normally show 'Purchase' now is just a spinning circle. I decided to delete them and try to reinstall them.

Today I turned on my Oculus Quest and all my games/apps were all of a sudden listed as unknown sources in my device's data.