I've been using the garmin connect website for the last few days without any problem. Late yesterday and today I can get to the website and login, but am greeted with a blank screen?
I've been trying to log into my Garmin Connect account all day - I log in and all I get is the dark blue page but none of the icons on the top left do anything. I'm stuck on https://connect.garmin.com/modern/#....can't get to my calendar or anything else. Tried a couple different browsers. It won't let me log out. Any ideas?
Connect is working fine. The symptoms you describe point to something blocking the download. Have you amended/added anything recently? Updates to web browsers or ad blocking programs are normally the issue.
If you can, do a system restore back to a point where you know it was working and try again.
I got the same problem and it just started two days ago. Connect comes up, I can even sign in at times, and then it goes to a blue screen with the action icons on the left but nothing will work. Sorry moderator but I haven't changed anything on my computer.
I've not been able to log in to Garmin Connect from my laptop or two days now. I can get the home page, but when I click the sign in button, this is what I get;
Site Error: Unable to Load Site Preferences; No Preferences Found
I get the same error message if I try and use the browser on my phone. Garmin Connect Mobile on my phone works just fine.
So, the problem is the site itself, not anyone's computer.
I have been having the same problem on my laptop as well as my wife's laptop. It does not matter which browser I use it comes up with the same issue. Both computers are Win 7 with no major changes that I am aware of. Nothing I have done seems to fix this issue, it has been happening for about 3 days now. The Garmin Connect App on my phone seems to work ok.
I just set up my vivofit yesterday and everything worked fine - imagine my surprise today when I too only got a "modern" display - which displayed nothing...sigh!
I am afraid the moderators solution does not appear to address the problem - which means it is most likely a software glitch somewhere (possibly in North America) since she doesn't seem to have the same issues others are experiencing.
Here's hoping someone will be on it by Monday.