How to shut down and restart your Apple Vision Pro
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Keeping your device running smoothly is crucial, and knowing how to properly shut down and restart can make all the difference. Regularly shutting down and restarting your Apple Vision Pro™ can clear temporary files, reset processes, and fix minor bugs.
At Asurion, we help millions of people fix, troubleshoot, and get the most out of their tech. Whether your iPhone is sending texts from your email address or you want to connect your phone to your TV, we can help. Here's our guide on how to shut down and restart your Apple Vision Pro.
When to shut down your Apple Vision Pro
It's good practice to turn off your Apple Vision Pro if you will be using it briefly. This saves battery life and reduces wear on the hardware. It's also wise to consider a complete shutdown if your device is acting sluggish or if you've installed new software.
There are several ways to do it:
- Press and hold the top button and the Digital Crown, then drag the slider.
- Go to Settings> General> Shut Down, then drag the slider.
- Say, "Siri, turn off my Apple Vision Pro."
- Take off your Apple Vision Pro, place it on a secure surface (like a table or desk), and then disconnect the power cable from the Audio Strap.
When to restart your Apple Vision Pro
Restarting your Apple Vision Pro can solve many performance issues like frozen or faulty apps. It's a quick fix to refresh your device's operating system without doing a complete shutdown.
How to force restart your Apple Vision Pro
- Press and hold the top button and the Digital Crown until the displays turn black (keep holding even when the Force Quit Applications window and the power slider appear). You can take off the Apple Vision Pro while it restarts.
- While the Apple Vision Pro restarts, the Apple logo appears on the front display. If you don't see the Apple logo, you may need to press and hold the top button for a few seconds until it appears.
VR headsets can be fairly complicated, so don't risk damaging your device by attempting an advanced fix yourself. If you've tried all our tips and still can't find a solution, Asurion's Home+ experts can help.
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