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Ok, I have tried time and time again to figure this out and I honestly have gone absolutely crazy. Furthermore, I am going on a roadtrip in a few days and it is imperative that I have my offline music with me.
I have an HTC One M8 (Verizon). It has 32GB internal storage and in addition I have installed a 64GB micro SD card. After following some tutorials on here I wiped the Spotify cache, data etc., uninstalled it and deleted the com.spotify folder from my phone. I then reinstalled Spotify and to my surprise I was able to get my music syncing to my SD card, not the internal storage. This was great but unforunately it gets worse.
Anyways I waited hours for my music to download (extreme quality) to my phone. The problem is that when I open the app I suddenly get "SD card unexpectedly removed" and then in the Spotify app I get "No SD Card Found" and I get stuck in an infinite loop where I cannot even use Spotify until I restart my phone. Also just an FYI I am both under the song limit of 3,333 and under the space limit. I am only using 32 out of my 64GB. I have tried high and extreme qualities and they both yield the same results. What seems to mess it up is when I save the "songs" playlist for offline. When I just sync my regular playlists everything works ok. When I sync the new "songs" thing everything starts messing up.
I know what many are thinking: "Your SD Card is broken/faulty". I assure you this is not the case. I have used this SD card with my phone all the time and it works great. It literally only starts messing up as soon as I start spotify. I have other apps on the card that work. The card is not the issue it is definitely clear to me that something is wrong with the Spotify app. Please help me!!!
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