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Shuffled folder resets after restarting application

Shuffled folder resets after restarting application

Plan

Premium

Country

Slovakia

Device

Lenovo Legion S7

Operating System

Windows 10

 

My Question or Issue

When I shuffle a folder on my computer and restart the application while playing the resulting shuffled playlist, the playlist resets to the first song that it started playing. Furthermore, until I play the first song of that playlist, it includes the songs that were previously "next in queue" in the "next up" section.

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Hey there @artakha

Can you try logging out and logging back in twice to see if it makes a difference? If that doesn't help, can you try these steps?

Don't forget to restart your device after performing a clean reinstall.

Let me know how it goes.
/Mateus

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Hi @MateusM, thanks for the answer.

 

I have tried the logging out and back in thing, it didn't change anything. I skipped the clean reinstall, as the issue persists despite the fact that I have changed computers since first noticing it, which I suspect is as clean a reinstall as it gets.

Thanks for getting back @artakha!

Can you share with us a screenshot of how the Queue looks before restarting the app, and then how it looks after?

I'll be on the lookout.
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Sure, here they are.

 

1. Shuffled folder:

1.png

 

2. Skipped some songs and added some to queue:

2.png

 

3. Playlist after restarting the app:

3.png

 

4. After skipping the first song:

4.png

 

As you can see, after restaring the app, the shuffled playlist resets and it somehow includes the queue in the "next up" section until the first song is played/skipped.

Thanks @artakha!

I couldn't reproduce this behavior from my end. Can you let me know the Spotify version your device is running? I'd still suggest a clean reinstall as this is more thorough than a regular one and can help get rid of any cache that might be causing issues and this process ensures the app is fresh from before. 

During the reinstall process, I suggest you install the Spotify version from the Microsoft Store.

Keep me posted on how this goes.
/Mateus

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I'm using Spotify version 1.2.40.599.g606b7f29, if that helps any. And as the problems persisted even though I changed notebooks (meaning I had to install the app on a brand new machine), I don't see why the clean reinstall would do anything. But thanks for your time and advice.

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