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Watch crashes when I select structured repeats

Hi Garmin Kevin replied to my last post (per the title) that a workaround is to link the watch to a computer and delete the intervals folder. What is the impact of this workaround? I assume deleting the folder means interval training will simply not be available on the watch?

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Bruno Bob over 2 years ago +1

No impact, structured training is still available and no crash anymore. If you feel unconfident, just save the interval folder on your hard drive, you could always restore it later. By the way, the folder…

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0 Bruno Bob over 2 years ago

No impact, structured training is still available and no crash anymore. If you feel unconfident, just save the interval folder on your hard drive, you could always restore it later. By the way, the folder is named .interval on my watch (with a dot before the name)

0 7398365 over 2 years ago in reply to Bruno Bob

Thank you. This has worked! No more crashes. Thanks

0 Bruno Bob over 2 years ago in reply to 7398365

Well it's almost working, I just experienced a crash reboot in the middle of a structured repeat training.

0 4029977 over 2 years ago in reply to Bruno Bob

I'd be happier if it crashed before than if it crashed in the middle of a training. Does this workaround work or sometimes works?

0 Bruno Bob over 2 years ago in reply to 4029977

It works :) I had two other structured repeats since my first and only crash ever without any trouble.

I can confirm the workaround solves the bug when you select the strutured repeats.

"My" crash might be linked to something else (I was listening to music, registering a second training in a row, using a custom watchface, etc. so nothing reproductible and to worry about I guess).