
#Soft reset macbook pro install#
Switch your device back on and install Spotify from the App Store.Press and hold the Top (or Side) button again until the display turns on.After your device turns off, wait a couple of minutes.Drag the slider to turn your device completely off.

Once the app is deleted, press and hold the Side/Top button and either volume button until the power off slider appears.

This action should delete any leftover documents and data. This will delete the app but its documents data will be kept. Head to your device's Settings, then tap General.

In the app's settings (you can access them by going to Home and then tapping the gear icon in the top right corner), tap Storage then Delete Cache.
#Soft reset macbook pro android#
Go to Storage > Android > Data and delete a folder called.Find Spotify in your list of apps, tap it.Select Apps or Applications, then Manage applications.Open the Google Play Store and install Spotify from there.Once all this is done, restart your device.The file structure should be the same and the folder will be in SD Card\Android\data. Optional: Repeat this for you're using an SD card.If you see a folder called delete it.Open a File Manager and navigate to Internal Storage \Android\data.Once done, go back and select Uninstall.Find Spotify in your list of apps and tap on it.From the Android home screen, tap Settings > Apps.Your settings will also be reset to the defaults, so it's a good idea to make screenshots of them so you can quickly set them up the way you like them again.īelow you can find all the steps for a clean install of Spotify on your device - just scroll down until you see your device/OS: Heads up: You'll need to re-download any downloaded music and podcasts after reinstalling the app.

This way, you can start afresh with Spotify on your device. In some situations however, a clean (more thorough) reinstall of the app might be needed. Most common issues can be fixed with a quick reinstall of the app.
