We'll be happy to dig deeper into this and assist you further.ĭidn't help? Search for more FAQ, or create a new thread and ask the Community. Re-log into Spotify on each of your devices using your new numerical username (provided by Spotify) and password (created by you in a previous step) At this point, your playlists that used to be set to 'Available offline' will need to be turned back on, but that's the worst of it. Make sure you’ve listed all the steps you've tried so far and the outcome. In case you're still getting the error message after checking all these steps, let us know by starting a new thread in the related Help Board. If you're on a non-personal device or network (student laptop, student network, corporate laptop or corporate network), reach out to the administrator for help.If the app works through it, get in touch with your router's manufacturer. This will ensure that the connection between your account and Facebook is. If you are still unable to log in to the Spotify app, try logging in without a password. The first thing to try is logging out of your Spotify account and signing in again. Try connecting your desktop to the Internet via a mobile hotspot. Read: Spotify keeps pausing Music or stopping on Windows PC.If the app works with no issues there, try adjusting different network settings and uninstalling any software that might be conflicting with Spotify's connectivity. Run Windows in Safe Mode with Networking.Remove the entries from your Windows host files - make sure you remove all the entries, not just the Spotify ones.Check your firewall and antivirus software or apps to make sure Spotify is whitelisted or set as an exception.Perform a clean reinstall of the app following these steps.In case the issue persists after disabling the firewall or adjusting the proxy settings, here are some troubleshooting steps that may help you fix it: This issue could be caused by individual network set-ups. Archived content - Knowledge Base articles.

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