Raise to wake turning off automatically on Galaxy Watch 7

[CrystalDragon6]

I have a issue with my watch ultra 7 settings, where the option in the display that toggle to wake the watch when you tilt it u, kerps automation keep going off, does anyone know why or can I turn it off from doing this,!

[LongHiker]

@CrystalDragon6 Are you by any chance using Sleep mode or Movie mode? Both will disable this option when those modes are enabled. 

[CrystalDragon6]

Yes, I am at night, but I turn sleep mode off when I get up, are you saying that it has a 50/50 chance of not automatically toggling this feature back on?

[LongHiker]

@CrystalDragon6 

It may be worthwhile to wipe the watch's device cache partition. This does not wipe out any user data, reset settings, or delete any apps. 

To wipe the cache partition:

1. Hold down both buttons until you the watch resets and then shows the Samsung name.
2. Then click the Home button repeatedly until you see "Select Reboot Mode".
3 Using the top button, move the selection to "Recovery" and then hold the top button to select it.
4. Wait for the Recovery menu to load.

5. Use the bottom button to move the selection to "Wipe cache partition".

6. Click the top button to confirm.

7. Select the "Yes" option using the bottom button.

8. Use the top button to confirm.
9. You will see the cache partition wiped and the "Reboot system now" selected.

10. Press the top button to confirm and the watch will reboot.  

[Blu-Ray]

You are not alone. I find myself having to turn things back on or off. I'm not sure why Samsung can't just let us set our choices and leave well enough alone.

Only thing I can suggest is clear cache partition and hope that helps the issue. Probably won't but that seems to be the answer for everything wrong with the os.

[CrystalDragon6]

Thanks, man, it's good to know that I'm not the only one! But what is the point of clearing the cache when it happens every month or so, I call that poor OS coding and implementation!

[Blu-Ray]

Exactly! I switched from Apple iOS in February. The amount of maintenance Android users have to do is crazy. The most I ever had to do was a forced reboot.

I use to beta test the various os and I really feel with all the bugs I've uncovered as a standard new user, that on Samsung products, all users are public beta testers.