@kylatin The warning doesn’t imply the activities have not been synced: if you see them in Suunto app on the phone after having synced via Bluetooth, then the activities have been synced but, for some reason, this didn’t trigger the “mark as synced” feature in the watch’s logbook that prevents the warning from being triggered.

Having said that the warning is just that - an annoyance - but doesn’t have any other consequence (because the watch’s memory is circular, so newer activities will always overwrite the old ones), it should still be avoided by sync via bluetooth. Is it possible by any chance that when syncing you had power saving on on the phone? I’ve had a friend with the same issue and apparently removing that before syncing on the phone solved it

@thodoris-tsopanelis Windows 7 is not supported anymore by Suunto, so I do not think you will be able to use SuuntoLink with it.

@margusl thank you so much! It worked through quantified self by uploading a fit file. Yeah unfortunately the only problem was that I had to insert all the new data (altitude, pace etc and some info apparently cannot be added like ascent and descent duration). But at least my map looks good now without the added car driving part.
Again thank you, that was relly helpful!

@andré-faria the memory feature is just for Suunto watches, for the rest it’s just a standard bluetooth hr monitor so it’s compatible with lots of devices.

Thank you so much for the fast response. This was exactly the information i needed! I also think more about getting the peak because of the better battery.

@isazi sorry for late reply I haven’t had a notification. In the Suunto app.

@TELE-HO Don’t think either of those would be much of a concern for me personally, thanks for the heads up though