Part 1. Fix Spotify Waiting to Download by Basic Solutions

Spotify Says Waiting To Download
Spotify Stuck On Waiting To Download

The advantage of online Spotify downloader is you can download mp3 from Spotify online quickly. What you need to is that copy your favorite Spotify playlist URL and paste it into a search bar, and then the Spotify online downloader tool will get all songs as.mp3 files on your local computer.
Everytime I start up Spotify the first time it is slow and/or buggy. Even after waiting a few minutes. First of all, it doesn't seem to have a proper connection to the internet (even though it doesn't notify me of that). The browse page doesn't load, the search option does not work and it's slow in.

If you are still stuck with waiting to download, I suggest you to uninstall Spotify once and then reinstall it again. After uninstalling clear your cache once again as shown above and then reinstall Spotify, then sign in and try downloading that playlist or album which you were trying to download earlier. Use the same Wifi network. Spotify bug: This issue can also be caused by a bug in the app and this is most likely the case. In this case, it’s usually better to just wait for the next update since these type of bugs are eliminated by the newest updates.

After you have created a playlist on Spotify, switched the 'Download' icon on, and chose 'Available Offline' on your Spotify desktop client, It is always troubling to encounter Spotify 'Waiting to Download' when you are planning to play local files on mobile devices. Let's see what's causing the problem and how to solve Spotify waiting to download local files.

Spotify Says Waiting To Download

#1. Uninstall and Reinstall Spotify App

The first easy way is to uninstall and install your Spotify as Spotify app always updates to update new features with the purpose to improve listening experience. If you are using an older Spotify app, Spotify says 'Waiting to Download' could show because of compatible issue.

Besides, when you reinstall Spotify on your iOS or Android device, it will prompt you to clear phone space if Spotify app can't be install due to lack of space on device. To fix this, please clean up your phone device memory firstly. It also could be the obstacle of Spotify stuck on 'Waiting to Download'.

#2. Disable Windows Firewall

This way is recommended by other users on Spotify community who just disable Firewall and the 'Available Offline' button is available to download Spotify playlists for offline listening.

Just launch the Windows Firewall on your computer, navigate to 'Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall' and then Change Settings' > 'Allow another app...' to choose 'Spotify'. After all steps have done, please open Spotify app to see whether 'Waiting to Download' has disappeared or not. If not, please reinstall Spotify app again.

#3. Check Spotify Downloaded Quantity

It's important to be noted that there is a limitation for downloading Spotify music for offline listening on each device. Generally speaking, you can get '9,999 in total' tracks offline on at up to 3 devices if you are subscribing a Spotify Premium account. Besides, each device has its limitation, which is 3,333.

Just check whether you have reached the limit, if yes, please delete some downloaded Spotify songs that you don't listen to usually. And then it will become normal again.

#4. Check Network Connection

To sync local files from computer to mobile devices, please make sure your device and computer are under the same network. Just go down to the 'Network' window to choose the network that you are using on both of your devices.

Spotify Stuck On Waiting To Download

In addition, install Spotify app on computer and your mobile device. Then launch Spotify app on computer and click 'connect to device' icon to select target device that you'd like to download Spotify local files.

Spotify Waiting To Download Bug