Tap Offload App again to confirm. S tep 3: Restart your iPhone. Next, tap the Music app icon on the Home screen. That should prompt iOS to reinstall the app. After that, check if the issue still persists. To do that, you must reset the network settings on your iPhone.
However, this procedure will cause your iPhone to forget all previously saved Wi-Fi networks and passwords, Bluetooth devices, and VPN settings. Yes, the cellular settings are also reset.
However, they are reapplied automatically after the reset procedure. After resetting the network settings on your iPhone, either reconnect to any available hotspots or enable cellular data and check if Apple Music can download any albums or tracks without issues. Turning off iCloud Music Library , and then switching it back on is another viable fix that can help resolve issues with stuck Apple Music downloads.
Which means that you will have to re-download everything again from scratch. Only do this if the fixes above failed to work.
Step 1: On the Settings app, tap Music. Next, turn off the toggle next to iCloud Music Library. On iOS 13 and later, this option is labeled as 'Sync Library. Step 2: Restart your iPhone. After that, revisit the screen above, and then re-enabled iCloud Music Library. Afterward, confirm if downloads are working again. That's about it for Apple Music on the iPhone. Next, we take care of the Android version of Apple Music. Apple Music on Android is downright terrible.
To make things worse, it often fails to download songs for offline listening as well. The fixes for the Android version is mostly the same as on iOS, except for a few. On Android, force-quitting Apple Music once every while can work wonders at resolving issues with stuck downloads. Bring up the app switcher by tapping the Overview icon on the navigation bar. To force-quit Apple Music, either swipe the app card to the left or the right, or tap the 'X'-shaped symbol if available.
If you ever need to reverse your decision, you can easily do so by 3D Touching or long-pressing a track, selecting "Remove," and then tapping "Remove Download. Apple Music is a great subscription, but its just that — a subscription. In this scenario, there is the question — what happens to all the music you've downloaded to your iPhone?
You can think of the songs you download via Apple Music as "rentals" — you rent this music from Apple, which allows you to listen offline for as long as you subscribe or as long as the track is available in Apple Music. Once you cancel, however, you have to "return" these rentals. Unlike Blockbusters of old, you don't personally return these songs.
My android version still says 5. If you have any more info about this upate would love to know what all it is supposed to do. But s9 far call me happy. Can you please explain why the files originally opened, and then would not. The important thing is that everything is back to normal, glad to hear that and thanks for commenting.
Hi Pio, Is it with just one file type or with all of them? I tapped to open a download and got a message asking me if I wanted to scan downloads for threats. Can you please tell me how to disable that scan setting? Thanks so much. I know where my downloaded files are but can never open them. My emails open fine so i never thought id have to have a app for files..
U live and learn I guess. Thanks again.. Which file manager are you using? Some of them can be confusing to use. Also, you might not have an app that allows you to open that type of file on your phone.
So make sure you have the appropriate app to open that kind of file. Thanks so much for making my life a little bit easier maybe a lot. Sooo… Every tip and trick that you all listed above doesnt work in my case. I have literally tried everything and i dont know what to do. How can I correct this? You made me feel like shit with all your with your intro but, I understand how you feel to explain that simple thing. At least you provide the right answer so, Im happy.
The desert made me forget about the appetizer. So many sentences to call the readers a noob, but at the end, we reading all that with confidence…. I tried everything I could to try to find the Downloads folder on my Pixel 3. Thank you! Hi James! In cases like this, the file can be corrupted or your phone does not support the file type. Your email address will not be published. Add music from Apple Music to your library Follow the steps below for your device. Touch and hold a song, album, or playlist that you want to add to your library.
Tap Add to Library. Find music that you want to add to your library. To add a song, click the Add button. Download music that you've added to your music library After you add music to your library, you can download it to your device to listen to offline. Touch and hold the song, album, or playlist that you've added from Apple Music.
Tap Download. Find the music that you've added from Apple Music.
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