Version 12.35 Addresses Key Bugs and Improves User Experience
If you own a Garmin Fenix 8, Fenix E, or Enduro 3, the latest software update (version 12.35) is a must-have. This update tackles several issues that have been affecting users, ensuring a smoother and more reliable experience.
Garmin has faced some challenges recently, including crashing watch faces and glitches in the Fenix 8 that caused crashes when submerged in cold water. Additionally, a recent firmware update caused touchscreen and Wi-Fi sync problems in the Forerunner series.
The rollout for version 12.35 began on December 13 and is already at 50% completion. Here’s why you should update your device as soon as it becomes available.
What’s Included in the Update?
Garmin has detailed 11 fixes in version 12.35, addressing critical issues that have frustrated users. These include:
- Resolving “missing tones for phone call alerts.”
- Fixing “alarms being set to silent after migrating settings from Fenix 7.”
- Correcting crashes related to the Map Manager in Garmin Connect Mobile.
Complete List of Fixes in Version 12.35:
- Fixed missing tones for phone call alerts.
- Fixed alarms being set to silent after migrating settings from Fenix 7.
- Fixed the ability to close CIQ apps using Palm Cover.
- Fixed display issues for CIQ watch faces after a device reset.
- Fixed event Countdown icon selection via touch.
- Fixed the Fishing timer status toggle.
- Fixed Tides app timeout issues.
- Fixed potential crashes when opening Map Manager via Garmin Connect Mobile.
- Fixed potential crashes in ConnectIQ applications.
- Restricted Workout Execution Score to only Running and Cycling workouts.
- Updated sensor search to prioritize pairing-mode sensors at the top of the list.
How to Download the Update
To install the update, connect your device to the Garmin Express app on your computer or use the Garmin Connect app on your smartphone. Once the update becomes available for your device, you’ll be able to download and apply it easily.
With version 12.35, Garmin aims to restore confidence in its Fenix and Enduro series by resolving longstanding issues and improving functionality for all users.
