Opened Spotify to listen to your favorite song but got an oops message saying no internet connection available?
I know, its super annoying.
And, this is also the most common and frequent problem of Spotify.
So, why is Spotify not connecting?
However, sometimes it throws some unwanted errors.
You might encounter an oops message sayingNo internet connection availableorSomething went wrong.
This is a very frequent problem with Spotify.
The first thing you should do ischeck your internet connection.
If the net connection is weak, Spotify will have a hard time connecting and throw the error.
it’s possible for you to try reconnecting to the internet or switching to another stronger internet.
Stick with me as I walk you through all the fixes.
The reason is in almost 80% of the cases, this is just a bug in the app.
Here are the steps to re-login into Spotify:
If you are still encountering the issue, dont worry.
Go through the next ones.
Clearing the local cache files from your rig might solve the issue.
TO unhide it, select theViewbar on top of the file explorer and check theHidden Itemsbox.
Quickly check out howmuch space does Spotify take up.
An offline mode is an option for premium users for downloading and accessing tracks offline.
Sometimes this might be the culprit behind your no internet connection available issue.
So, turning it off might work for you to be back online again.
If you are on Mobile data and encountering this error, there is a possible way to resolve this.
This technique has worked for a lot of users.
This is a solution that also works for internet issues on mobile data with other apps.
Lets get started with this without wasting any more time.
Windows Firewall sometimes tends to block certain apps thinking of them as threats.
If this is the case, your Spotify cant connect to the internet and throws the glitch notice.
you’re able to add the Spotify app to the exception list of the antivirus you are using.
The Exception setting is generally located in different spots in different antivirus tools.
You might have to find it manually.
Avast:Home > controls > General > Exclusions.
Sometimes, the DNS server address might stop Spotify from connecting to the internet.
You will have to change the address from what it is to 8.8.8.8 (Googles primary DNS server).
Improper Internet connection tweaks often cause the error.
To change the DNS configs, Add Spotify to Antivirus Exceptions.
Also, allow Spotify through the Windows firewall.
If none of them resolves the issue, then you have to try tweaking the proxy prefs.
Do let me know which one did.
No worries, you’re able to always reach out to the Spotify support team.
Email or report to them with your issue; they will solve it for you.
