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How to Reinstall Apple Watch App on iPhone?

Published in iOS App Management 3 mins read

The built-in Apple Watch app on your iPhone is a core component of the iOS operating system and is not typically deleted and reinstalled from the App Store like other applications. This app is essential for pairing and managing your Apple Watch and is included with iOS updates.

Therefore, the standard process for reinstalling apps you've deleted does not apply directly to the built-in Apple Watch app itself, as it cannot be removed by the user through standard deletion.

How to Reinstall Other Deleted Apps on Your iPhone

While you cannot reinstall the built-in Apple Watch app using this method, the process described in the provided information is the standard way to redownload other apps that you previously had on your iPhone but have since deleted. This is useful for any third-party apps or even some other Apple apps that are not permanently integrated into iOS.

Here are the steps to reinstall a deleted app from the App Store, based on the reference provided:

  1. Go to the App Store: On your iPhone, navigate to and open the App Store application.
  2. Search for the app: Use the search bar to find the app you wish to reinstall. It's important to use the exact name of the app for the best results.
  3. Tap the Redownload button: Once you find the app, instead of seeing a "Get" or price button, you will see a redownload button (which looks like a cloud with a downward arrow). Tap this button.
  4. Wait for the app to restore: The app will begin downloading and installing onto your iPhone.
  5. Open it from your Home Screen: Once the download and installation are complete, the app icon will reappear on your Home Screen (or in your App Library), and you can open it.

This method is applicable for reinstalling apps you've deleted that were originally downloaded from the App Store. If you are experiencing issues with the built-in Apple Watch app, troubleshooting usually involves restarting your iPhone and Apple Watch, ensuring iOS is updated to the latest version, or potentially resetting settings on your iPhone (which is a more significant step).

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