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Spotify has become synonymous with streaming music, and the digital giant isn’t satisfied with just music. It has been expanding to all streaming audio. It funds popular existing and new podcasts to attract untapped listeners. It also offers a library of more than 200,000 audiobooks. Spotify is available on most modern devices, from desktop PCs and laptops to phones, tablets, and the best smart speakers.

All that functionality comes with issues, which can be a bummer when you want to spin up some music for your run. Here are the common Spotify problems and how to fix them.

Start with the basics

As with any internet-dependent service, your first step in diagnosis and troubleshooting is to determine whether the issue is on your end or if Spotify is at fault.

Make sure Spotify isn’t down

If possible, open Spotify on another device. The service may be experiencing a global outage, making the Spotify app and web player unavailable.

To check whether Spotify is down, go to downdetector.com, a service that tracks down outages. You can also follow the SpotifyStatus social media account on Twitter, which lets you know when the service experiences server-side issues. If Spotify is experiencing an outage, wait for the Spotify team to resolve the problems.

Restart the app and your device

It’s a cliché for a reason. Often, the simplest solution to fixing software (and some hardware) issues is to turn it off and back on. Start by closing and reopening the app. If that doesn’t solve your problem, power down your phone and turn it back on.

First, force close the Spotify app by opening the app switcher menu and swiping up on the Spotify card to close it. You can also tap the Close All button to close all active apps.

If that doesn’t work, reboot your device, regardless of whether you use Spotify on a PC, phone, or smart speaker. Restarting the app and rebooting your device might seem like simple solutions. A cold boot can do wonders to clear the memory and start apps with a clean slate, eliminating some of the digital cruft that leads to sluggish or aberrant behavior.

Common Spotify problems and how to fix them

Several persistent issues can’t be fixed by a quick power cycle. Here are the common and the easiest ways to resolve them.

Crackling sound

A crackling sound during playback might be caused by a slow internet connection. Use a fast and reliable internet connection to avoid interruptions and poor audio quality. Check your Wi-Fi router or use an internet speed test service to check if your Wi-Fi or mobile data speed is up to the mark.

Also, check whether the Data Saver feature in Spotify is on, which can sometimes result in shoddy playback. On your Android smartphone, tap the Settings icon in the upper-right corner and turn off the toggle for Audio Quality.

On an iPhone, go to Settings > Data Saver and turn off the toggle next to Data Saver.

If you experience an audio crackling issue on your desktop, turn on hardware acceleration to solve this problem. On Windows laptops, go to Settings and turn on the toggle for Compatibility.

The process is simpler on a Mac. Click the Spotify menu bar item and choose the Hardware Acceleration option to turn it on.

Bad audio quality

You don’t have to encounter audio crackling issues to know when the streaming audio quality is not up to the mark. By default, Spotify keeps the audio streaming quality set to auto and changes it depending on your internet connection, which might result in bad audio quality. You can stop this from happening by forcing the app to stream audio in very high quality.

You must be a Spotify premium subscriber to get the Very high audio quality streaming option. To set your audio streaming quality on your Android smartphone, go to Settings, tap the Automatic option next to the Wi-Fi streaming and Cellular streaming options, and set both to Very high.

On an iPhone, go to Settings > Audio quality and choose the Very high option under Wi-Fi streaming and Cellular streaming. It uses more data. Consider this before activating this feature if you have a limited cellular plan.

The Spotify app for Android crashes or doesn’t open

If the Spotify app doesn’t open or crashes on your Android device but works on other devices, go through some simple steps to fix the issue.

Force close and relaunch the app and reboot your Android device. Also, check for pending updates and update the app. Clear the app cache and data if this doesn’t solve the problem. Go to Settings > Apps > Spotify.

Next, tap the Clear data and Clear Cache buttons. After you clear the cache and data, uninstall the app from your Android device. Then reboot your phone, install the Spotify app from the Play Store, and log in with your account.

Spotify app crashes or doesn’t open on Apple devices (iPhone and iPad)

If you own an iPhone or iPad and experience app crashes and slow performance, you can solve most of these issues by clearing the app from the app switcher menu and relaunching it. You should also update the app to the latest version. To do this, long press the App Store icon and choose the Updates option. Check if Spotify has an update and install it.

If that doesn’t solve the issue, delete the app cache. To clear the Spotify cache on your iOS device, open Spotify and tap the gear icon. Then, open the Storage settings and use the Delete cache button to remove it. Finally, uninstall the app and reboot your iPhone before installing the app.

Spotify only plays downloaded songs and podcasts

Many users have reported that sometimes Spotify only allows them to play downloaded songs and podcasts. This problem might occur when your device doesn’t have a working internet connection. You might have set Spotify to offline mode if your device is online but not streaming music or podcasts.

In offline mode, Spotify only allows you to stream music and podcasts saved offline on your device. When Spotify is in offline mode, you see a banner on your app, as shown in the screenshot below. To turn off offline mode in Spotify, open Settings, scroll down, and turn off the Offline mode option.

On an iPhone, go to Settings > Playback and turn off the toggle for Offline.

You get the dreaded Spotify Error Code 17

Error Code 17 is generally the result of a problem with installation. It often occurs when a previous installation hasn’t been thoroughly removed before an update or fresh install is layered on top of it, resulting in software conflicts. It can usually be resolved by uninstalling Spotify and manually deleting the installation folder.

If you’re uncomfortable rummaging around in Windows File Explorer, grab a third-party cleanup app or launch the built-in disk cleanup service on Windows to purge any residual files. Then, restart your PC and install the Spotify app again, which should solve the issue.

If the error persists, run Spotify in compatibility mode. Right click the Spotify icon and select Troubleshoot compatibility. A wizard pops up and steps you through potential compatibility modes that may resolve the error.

Spotify premium features don’t work, and you can’t download songs

A common error users have reported is being unable to use or access premium features, such as downloading songs offline. The easiest way to solve this problem is to log out of your Spotify account and log in again. Ensure you use the correct account when logging in to your Spotify account. Since Spotify lets users sign in via a Facebook account, it doesn’t work if your premium subscription is tied to your email.

If you see the other premium features but can’t download songs for offline listening, check if you have exceeded the 10,000 songs download limit. Also, check whether you have reached the device limit. Spotify allows you to download songs on up to five devices. If you exceed the limit, you must remove a device. Go to your Spotify account page and use the Sign out everywhere button to sign out all the devices connected to your Spotify account. Then, sign in on the devices you are using.

Local songs and playlists don’t play in the Spotify app

In the past, Spotify allowed users to play local songs and playlists by dragging and dropping songs in the app. You can still play local songs via its app, but the drag-and-drop method no longer works. Now, you add your local playlists using its Settings menu.

To play your local playlists in Spotify, click the Settings icon and turn on the toggle next to Show Local Files. Then, select the Add a source button to add your local songs and playlists.

Missing Spotify Playlists

If you can’t find your Spotify playlists, the probable cause is accidental deletion. Spotify lets you recover your playlists. To check if you accidentally deleted your missing playlists, open the Spotify website and log in with your account. Go to Recover Playlists and select the Restore button to restore missing playlists.

Don’t hear music playing

Check if the app or device volume is on mute if you don’t hear any sound when playing songs on Spotify. It might also be that your audio output is set to something else. For example, you might have Bluetooth headphones connected, or the app might pass audio to an external display that doesn’t have a built-in speaker.

If everything is fine on the settings side, perform general troubleshooting steps, including clearing the app cache and reinstalling the app.

A seamless world of audio

Armed with these tips, you can resolve most Spotify issues, regardless of platform. However, if you still run into problems, reach out to the Spotify Cares Twitter account for assistance. They respond to technical issues in tweets and can sort out billing problems if you DM them.

As a last resort, you could abandon Spotify and switch from Spotify to YouTube Music.

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