How to Repair ‘Spotify Keeps Pausing’ Issue

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Spotify is one of the best music streaming services on the market, especially if you like obscure artists. On the other hand, nothing ruins music faster than frequent pauses and buffering. This is a common Spotify problem that has many causes, but the good news is that they’re all easily fixable.

If Spotify is constantly pausing and interrupting your listening, here’s what to do.

What are the causes for the “Spotify Keeps Pausing” problem?

• Cached data issues.
• Connectivity issues.
• A problem with your Bluetooth device.
• Battery saving mode.
• Your Spotify account settings.
• It is suspended due to advertising.

How do I resolve Spotify that keeps pausing?

Power cycle your WiFi router

1. Open the Settings menu by swiping up or down on the Home screen.
2. Tap the Wi-Fi or Mobile Data button (depending on which one you’re currently using).
3. Wait a few seconds, then turn them on again in the same way.

Reboot your device

 Computer:

1. Click the Start button in the lower-left corner.
2. Select the Power tab.
3. Click Restart.

Mobile device:

1. Press and hold the lock button for a few seconds.
2. Turn the device off and then on again.
3. If your device has this option, select the option to restart as soon as it becomes available by holding down the lock button.

Disable data saving mode

1. Open the settings in the Spotify app by tapping the gear icon in the top right corner.
2. At the top of the list you’ll find the Data Saver option, click on it.
3. Activate data saver mode.

Disconnect from all devices

1. Open the Spotify app or web player settings.
2. Find the account overview.
3. In the lower right corner, you’ll find the Exit All Devices button.
4. Click this button.

Reinstall the Spotify app

1. Open the App Store/Google Play.
2. Find the Spotify app.
3. Tap the Uninstall button.
4. Wait for it to uninstall, then click Install again.

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