Resetting your password will update your credentials for Spotify to recognize, and should aid in the app to accept your email. Note, you can change the location of these files beforehand by selecting ‘Change Location’. Go to the folder where the cache is on your computer and delete it. Check to see where your cache is stored by looking under ‘Offline Songs Storage’ Select ‘Settings’ from your profile button If it gets too full, this will also cause issues with your app. Cache data gets saved to help improve the performance of the functioning of your Spotify app, but sometimes, this data can get corrupted. Clear CacheĬlearing out the cache on Spotify will remove all the built-up data that has been stored on your device. If there is, select this so the update will override the current version on your device. Go onto your app store and check to see if there is an ‘Update’ option. Make sure your Spotify app is on the latest version on your device as this will ensure the software has been updated with improvements and any faulty data has been removed. If you are logging in with the correct credentials, and on the right login page, you may need to troubleshoot your Spotify app if it still won’t accept your email. Keep in mind, if you remove your account, you will not be able to use the same username, but you can get a Spotify account back with the same email.
You will not get an email requiring you to click on ‘Close Account’. Complete the necessary steps to confirm you want to close your account Click on this link to get to Spotify’s support page Once you have completed the steps to close your Spotify account, you will have 7 days to change your mind and be able to get your account back. If you don’t want to edit your email on your Spotify account, but instead, want to remove your account from your email address, this can be completed and will stop Spotify from not accepting your current email address. You will now be able to log in to your Spotify account with your new email address.
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