What is how to hard reset apple watch?

Here's how to hard reset your Apple Watch:

Understanding the Need for a Hard Reset

A hard reset (also known as a force restart) is different from a regular restart or factory reset. You'd typically only use a hard reset if your Apple Watch is unresponsive, frozen, or experiencing other serious issues. It's a more forceful way to reboot the device. Keep in mind that a hard reset will not erase your data. If you need to erase your data and return your Apple Watch to factory settings, you need to perform a factory%20reset.

Steps to Hard Reset Your Apple Watch:

1. Press and Hold: Press and hold both the side button (the elongated button on the side) and the Digital Crown (the round dial) simultaneously.

2. Keep Holding: Continue holding both buttons. Don't release them when you see the power off slider.

3. Wait for the Apple Logo: After several seconds, the screen will go black. Keep holding both buttons until you see the Apple logo appear.

4. Release the Buttons: Once you see the Apple logo, release both buttons.

5. Watch Restarts: Your Apple Watch will now restart. This may take a few moments.

Important Considerations:

• Not a Routine Procedure: Don't perform a hard reset unless absolutely necessary. It should only be used as a troubleshooting step when your watch is unresponsive.
• Battery: Ensure your Apple Watch has sufficient battery before attempting a hard reset. If the battery is critically low, it may not restart properly.
• Pairing: A hard reset will not unpair your Apple Watch from your iPhone.
• Data Loss: A hard reset will not erase any data from your Apple Watch. Your data will remain intact.
• Alternative: Restart: If possible, try a normal restart first.