You might meet this issue while you keep using the older version. To fix Spotify waiting to download Android or Spotify waiting to download iPhone issues, you can try to uninstall your current Spotify on your device and try to install the latest version of Spotify to your device.
For mobile users, just go to delete it on your phone and download it from your app store for reinstalling the latest version.
Make sure that there is enough space for you to save offline Spotify songs to your device. Generally speaking, Spotify would recommend leaving at least one GB of storage free for saving music.
In fact, it is required that more memory for you to save your favorite tracks. Sometime, one track would occupy more space than you think. In this circumstance, you can check how much storage you have on your phone.
Just tap the Settings icon in the upper-right corner of your home screen and scroll down to tap Storage. If there is insufficient space for you to download Spotify songs, you can free up storage by deleting your cache.
Sometimes, to disable the antivirus or firewall is the most practical approach to fix Spotify app waiting to download issue for most of desktop users. Some antivirus software or firewall would prevent you from downloading songs from Spotify to your device. So, you could temporarily turn antivirus software or firewall on your device.
Click Allow an app or feature in the sidebar of the Windows Defender Firewall. Scroll down to find Spotify. Click the Ok to save the modifications. Sometimes, Spotify keeps saying waiting to download, and you could check whether you have a strong Wi-Fi connection in the top-left corner of your screen.
We have established that users face this error while trying to take offline a playlist or an album in the Spotify mobile apps and you also have already updated to the latest version of Spotify on your device. Also, make sure you are still on the Spotify premium plan, in case it got expired and which is why you are facing the waiting to download problem.
You could also try disconnecting your Wifi once, force stopping the Spotify app and then reconnecting your Wifi and then try downloading your playlists. If your Spotify is still waiting to download, then try the solutions below —.
Spotify limits the number of songs you can take offline per device. Earlier the number per device used to be but recently it was raised to according to this Android Authority article, so you can now download songs per device, i. So check your offline library and see if you have currently downloaded more than songs, if yes then delete a few songs to make space for new ones.
Suppose you delete a songs, you get space to download another Close all the apps that are running in the background which you are not using, because of all the apps running your phone was running slow which also could have been the reason for Spotify waiting to download error. Also after using your phones for some while, a lot of cache gets stored in them because of all the apps that are running in it. Most Android phones these days have a security app, which has a cache and memory cleaner inbuilt, you can use that or you can use 3rd-party apps like Files by Google , Norton Clean or CCleaner.
Install one of these and then clear out your phone space and memory and see if you are still facing the waiting to download problem. Alternatively, iPhone users can refer to this link , to learn more about how they also can clear temporary files, browser and app cache from their iPhones.
But if you don't play any songs on Spotify right now, then click any song to play and click it at the bottom. Step 3: Then you will see an interface as below, just click the Queue button at the top-right corner of the screen.
Step 4: Click the circle next to songs you want to remove, you will see a check mark next to every selected song. Step 5: At last, click the Remove button on the bottom left corner of the screen, then you won't see any selected songs on Spotify.
If you use Android smartphones, except deleting songs from the Queue on Spotify by adopting the method mentioned above, you can also disable autoplay to clear Spotify Queue and History. Step 2: Click the Your Library button on the bottom right corner of the screen. But if Spotify opens up to a song in full-screen, then you need to click the V icon on the top left corner to go back and see the navigation bar at the bottom.
Step 3: Click the setting button on the top right corner, then scroll down and slide the Autoplay switch to disable the Autoplay feature on your account and stop adding new songs to your Spotify queue.
Step 2: Click the Queue button on the bottom bar. It is a icon consisting of three horizontal lines and a small triangle. Step 3: Finally, click Clear button on the top right corner of the queue, then all the songs in the list will be removed.
No matter you play Spotify on smartphone or PC, you can easily clear the Spotify queue and history. So, which one deserves to give it a shot?
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Be careful to download the compatible version for there are 2 versions for different operating systems. When you have launched the TuneFab Spotify Music Converter, there are lots of options you can see on the first line of the main interface.
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