If you have any issues with the app, these steps can fix it: Restart the Spotify app; Log out and back in; Make sure the app is up-to-date; Check it’s not in Offline mode in settings. There is a fix on another thread. Shut down the app. Turn off WiFi on device. Open app with WiFi off. When you get log in screen, turn WiFi on and log in. Seems to work normally after that. For now I have enabled them all in the Spotify app and this might be the reason why Spotify now connects to my Infotainment system via Bluetooth. On Android you can set the permissions by going to Settings – Apps and Notifications – See All apps – find Spotify and tap it – select Permissions and enable them. Hope this helps. Spotify is an online music streaming service. Spotify uses a freemium model, offering a basic service free of charge while enticing customers to upgrade to a paid subscription plan that includes mobile applications and advertising free stream.

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Spotify even though it’s a great music service, its apps don’t function properly always and sometimes causes problems. These errors are pretty annoying like sometimes Spotify won’t open at all. There are several other problems that users often face with Spotify like waiting to download or local files not showing. But as there are solutions for those problems there is also a solution to this Spotify problem also.

Update – 10/07/2020 – Turn off mobile data or turn on Airplane mode to enjoy the offline songs in your Spotify App.

A number of popular apps including TikTok, Tinder, Spotify, and Pinterest are crashing on iOS devices. The cause of the problem is not yet known but early reports suggest it’s because of an. The problem is the update because some hours before Spotify worked fine. I Guess one plus Will say the problem is not their fault cause other apps are working and bluetooth audio works good too so please take a look at the problem. Maybe It can be solved with a Spotify app update.

Why won’t Spotify open on my computer?

There could many reasons as to why Spotify might not be opening or crashing while trying to open. Maybe your audio drivers are outdated, maybe you need to clear out your Spotify cache or maybe there was a problem while update Spotify and you need to update it properly again.

Or just maybe the Spotify crashed while you were trying to close and reinstalling the app and rebooting your computer might just solve the problem. Here are a few tricks you can try to make Spotify open again –

1. Uninstall & Delete Spotify Cache

Some users report that if you uninstall the mal-functioning Spotify app and then also clear its cache and then do a clean reinstall, while also in between giving your computer a restart, seems to solve the problem.

Here’s how you can do that –

• In order to simultaneously uninstall and clear cache of Spotify, download and install IOBit Uninstaller. This is a 3rd party software which works absolutely fine.
• After installing open up the app and under ‘All Programs’ look for the Spotify app. There will be a green dustbin icon beside the Spotify app name, click it.

• Then when a new sub-window appears, tick the option ‘Automatically remove residual files’ and click on the uninstall button. Spotify will be now successfully uninstalled and all its cache and data will be cleared.

• This should successfully uninstall Spotify and also clear out all its data and cache. Now give your computer a reboot and then reinstall the latest version of Spotify.

But what if you don’t want to install a third-party app on your system? Well, we have a manual solution for you then.

• Uninstall the Spotify app, the normal way from the control panel first. Then go to this location in your File explorer ‘C:UsersUsernameAppDataLocalSpotify‘ and delete the whole Spotify folder. Then give your computer a restart.
• Then install the latest version of Spotify and check if Spotify is opening.
• If you are having problems in deleting the cache folders yourself, why not try using trusted 3rd-party apps and let them do the job? You can use apps like Wise Care 365 and then just do a checkup of your computer inside the app and it will automatically find temporary files and unwanted data and delete those while clearing out tons of space for you.

2. Update Spotify

Sometimes bugs in the current version of Spotify app that you are using can also cause Spotify to not open, so it would be best to check for updates in Spotify and if there are any updates available, then update to the latest version of the app. You can learn to update Spotify in different devices to their latest versions from this link.

3. Update Windows

A lot of times some bugs in Windows updates cause problems in applications and this is a pretty common thing. But if you have windows restore enabled then you don’t need to worry, as you can just restore to the previous version and then try running Spotify again.

A corollary, older Windows versions might not work properly with new applications like Spotify which get frequently updated and they would need to be updated to the latest version that is available. First enable Windows restore and take a backup of your current system and then proceed onto update your Windows to the latest version that is available, note that no data will be deleted while updating so do not worry.

After updating try running Spotify and if it does not work and you face other problems, then you can always restore your system as you already have a backup.

4. Update Audio Drivers

Sometimes outdated audio drivers can cause problems with music apps and might often cause them to crash, as none of your sound-related devices would get recognised. Try using apps like Driver Booster to automatically update all your outdated device drivers automatically.

Just install Driver Booster, by following the on-screen instructions and then run it. It will then scan your computer for all connected devices and will match the installed drivers with their database and also look for missing drivers. It will then install all missing drivers and update all the outdated ones.

Then after installing and updating all the drivers, your device will restart, you can then try running Spotify. You just learned to fix the Spotify won’t open error now, are you facing the Spotify can’t play this right now error? Well, check that link out then.

Report any of the following for our teams to investigate:

• Explicit songs
• Offensive or infringing content
• Broken or incorrect content

Note: We take customer content concerns very seriously. Any abuse of the reporting process can result in the termination of your Spotify account.

Explicit songs

For: Mobile and tablet

If you find a song that needs an explicit tag:

1. Tap (iOS) (Android) next to the song.
2. Select Report Explicit Content.

Broken or incorrect content

If a song or album on Spotify isn't playing correctly, or its information (e.g. title, cover art, release date) is incorrect, you can report it to us.

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First, check it’s not an technical issue:

• Make sure your app is up-to-date
• Play the track on a different device or with our web player
• Play the track on a different WiFi or data connection

If it’s not a technical issue:

1. Go to our contact form.
2. Choose Report a broken track/album.
3. Click I STILL NEED HELP.

Note: If you’re an artist, your label or distributor can help fix problems with your music.

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Images, playlists, or text

Spotify App Connection Problems

Offensive or infringing images, playlists, or text added to Spotify by another listener or artist, can be reported through the app.

1. On a playlist or artist profile, tap (iOS) (Android).
2. Tap Report abuse. A form will open in your browser.
3. Complete the form and tap Submit.

1. Right-click the playlist title or artist name.
2. Select Report. A form will open in your browser.
3. Complete the form and Submit.

Make a legal claim on content

Notify us about anything that infringes your intellectual property rights.

What happens next?

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Each report is investigated on a case-by-case basis. We're unable to respond directly to each individual report, but will use our discretion and remove any content deemed inappropriate.