Troubleshooting Tips

If your Apple Watch won't unlock your Mac, here are some fixes you can try!

If you're having trouble streaming, downloading, or accessing content on the Podcast app on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch there are a few general things you can do to troubleshoot. We're here to help!

If you’re having serious problems with your Mac, macOS Recovery can help get you back up and running.

Here's how you can re-pair your Siri Remote—or pair a new one—to your Apple TV.

How to deal with iMessage troubles encountered on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

During major iOS updates, sometimes an error put iPhones into Recovery Mode during the installation process. Here's what to do if that happens to you.

Apple TV acting funky? Here's how to force quit apps, contact content providers, and restart and reset your TV.

A reset, restart, or reboot is sometimes the best way fix a problem, even on the Apple Watch.

If you're loving Apple Music but would prefer it not eat your data plan whole, here are a few ways to keep your data consumption in check.

Getting the "iCloud Music Library Can't be Enabled" error? You're not alone.

How do you get your Mac's songs to show up as Matched if you're using Apple Music? We've got a couple of things to try.

Apple has two subscription services: Apple Music and iTunes Match. Here's what you need to know about each.

Malware and complete hard drive corruption on the Mac is rare, but it can happen. Here’s how to rebuild your Mac.

If you’re having trouble installing apps to your Apple Watch, try these fixes.

If your stand reminders have suddenly gone silent after upgrading to watchOS 4, check this setting.

If you're in need of resetting your Apple TV 4K you might be looking for the USB port that used to be on older models. Here's why it's not there, and what you can do instead.

Working with a lot of windows on macOS? Here are the tips and tricks you need to know to help keep your workspace neat, tidy, and within click's reach!

If your iPhone's On/Off button stops working, you can use AssistiveTouch to still control your device. Here's how!

Continuity allows you to more easily use your iOS and macOS products in concert with one another. Here’s what to do if problems come up.