When using more than one Ledger device with Ledger Wallet, avoid treating every connection as the same session. Record the device model, connection method, app version, and page state for each device, then switch one device at a time. That makes the app view and device screen easier to compare.
Identify the device model before switching
Start by naming the model being connected, especially if one device uses Bluetooth and another uses USB. This avoids mixing a mobile connection issue with a desktop connection issue. For a broader multi-device path, read the multi-device Ledger connection guide.
Check one connection method at a time
Disconnect the previous device before reviewing the next one. Then check cable, Bluetooth, or permission state depending on the model and computer or phone being used. If the app seems to hold a previous page state, close the device task and reopen the relevant Ledger Wallet page after the next device is unlocked.
Record app version and device prompt
Ledger Wallet version, device firmware version, and installed device apps can affect what the page shows. Use the firmware version location guide when a version note appears. If the prompt is about an app or firmware layer, compare it with the app-versus-firmware update explanation.
Finish with a page-state review
After switching, confirm that Ledger Wallet shows the expected page for the active device. Keep a simple record: model, connection method, app version, device prompt, and final page state. For general app setup review, use the Ledger Wallet first-launch settings guide as a baseline.
