I reinstalled OS X El Capitan on my Macbook Pro and now continuity only works for incoming calls, I can't use it for out going calls. On my iPhone 6 (iOS 9) I still have my old MacBook Pro install listed as a continuity device in addition to my new Macbook Pro install. I am suspecting that this is the root of my problem - my iPhone sees 2 Macbook Pro's. Any idea about how I could reset my available continuity devices? Continuity still works perfectly on my iPad Air 2.
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Continuity in El Capitan only works for incoming calls.
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After changing my Apple ID password my Macbook Pro is listed only once. Continuity still does not work for out going calls. Does any one else have this problem?
Edit: Continuity works from FaceTime, but it doesn't work from PhoneDock or Contacts
Edit: Continuity works from FaceTime, but it doesn't work from PhoneDock or Contacts
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When I attempt to place a call on my Mac I receive the notification 'Your iPhone and Mac must be on the same network' or something like that. I also get the error of just 'Call Failed'. I am guessing it's just a bug - report it and for now we'll have to just make do 
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I think there is generally an issue with continuity for me anyway - when taking calls on my Watch the Watch just hands off to my phone automatically which is very annoying. Thats a different topic anyway.
.I think there is generally an issue with continuity for me anyway - when taking calls on my Watch the Watch just hands off to my phone automatically which is very annoying. Thats a different topic anyway.