How To Fix Red Dot Appearing In Apple Vision Pro

Have you encountered a perplexing red dot appearing in your Apple Vision Pro interface, causing frustration and confusion? You’re not alone.

Many users have reported experiencing this issue, leading to inquiries about how to resolve it effectively.

In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the potential causes of the red dot in Apple Vision Pro and provide step-by-step solutions to help you eliminate this visual nuisance.

How To Fix Red Dot Appearing In Apple Vision Pro?

Below is a detailed explanation of all the above-mentioned fixes:

1. Disable Developer Mode

If you enabled developer mode, try disabling it to see if the red dot disappears.

 Here are some general steps to disable developer mode:

  1. Go to the device’s settings.
  2. Look for the “Developer Mode” option under the “Privacy” or “Security” section.
  3. Toggle the switch to turn off developer mode.

2. Recenter The Apps

Attempt to recenter all the apps on the Apple Vision Pro. To recenter all the apps on the Apple Vision Pro, follow these steps:

  1. Pinch and Drag: You can arrange your apps in different ways to suit how you work. Pinch and drag the window bar at the bottom of an app to move it freely. You can place it next to other apps, move it closer or further away from you, and more.
  2. Recenter Everything: At any time, press and hold the Digital Crown to recenter everything in your view
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3. Update Apple Vision Pro

Ensure that you have the latest version of Apple Vision Pro installed on your device. Updating to the latest version may resolve the red dot issue.

To update your Apple Vision Pro, you can follow these steps:

  1. Update visionOS:
    • Go to Settings > General > Software Update.
    • The screen will show the currently installed version of visionOS and whether an update is available.
    • If an update is available, tap “Download and Install” or “Install Now“.
  2. Automatic Updates:
    • You can set up your Apple Vision Pro to update automatically by going to Settings > General > Software Update > Automatic Updates.
    • Turn on “visionOS Updates” to enable automatic updates. You can also turn on “Security Updates & System Files” to automatically install security updates between complete visionOS updates

4. Factory Reset Apple Vision Pro

If the problem persists after updating the software, you can try restarting the device a few times or resetting the device.

To factory reset your Apple Vision Pro, you can follow these steps:

  1. Back up your data to iCloud or another storage device.
  2. Open Settings.
  3. Select General.
  4. Select Transfer or Reset Apple Vision Pro.
  5. Tap Erase All Content and Settings.
  6. If prompted, enter your device passcode or Apple ID password.
  7. Confirm that you want to perform the factory reset.
  8. Wait for a few minutes as the Apple Vision Pro erases your data and returns to its as-new state.
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5. Contact Apple Support

If the issue persists, try to contact Apple for support regarding Apple Vision Pro, you can follow these steps:

  1. Call for Accessibility Support: You can contact Apple Accessibility Support over the phone in English using the following numbers:
    • United States: 1-877-204-3930
    • United Kingdom: 0800 048 0754
    • Australia: (61) 1-300-365-083
    • China mainland: 400-619-8141 (Mandarin only).
  2. Start a SignTime Session: For support in Europe and Türkiye, you can start a SignTime session or find a phone number for your country or region on the Apple Support website.
  3. Online Support Request: You can also start your support request online through the Apple Support website.
  4. Visit an Apple Store: If you need to set up a repair or schedule a Genius Bar appointment, you can contact Apple Support to find the best options for your situation.
  5. Provide Feedback: If you wish to provide feedback about an accessibility feature on an Apple product, you can email the Accessibility team at accessibility@apple.com.