How to Fix Spotify keeps logging me out [Fixed Completely]

Spotify is one of the most famous music streaming applications and it has a huge number of userbase that absolutely adores its layout. However, we have gotten complaints from several users that have stated that Spotify keeps logging me out. Therefore, in this article, we have compiled some of the most prominent fixes, solutions and workarounds to get around this issue.

What Causes the Spotify Keeps Logging me Out Issue?

After going through some basic troubleshooting practices, we have listed some of the most prominent triggers that might cause this issue.

• Password Glitch: In some cases, the password that you are using for your Spotify account might not be properly registering with the servers. Therefore, a good idea to work around this issue is to actually change your password and check to see if doing so fixes the Spotify keeps logging me out issue.
• Signed in to other devices: If Spotify keeps logging out, it is possible that you might’ve signed this account into different devices and due to the account being signed onto too many devices, this issue is being triggered.
• System Cleaning Applications: If you have installed system cleaning or performance optimization applications on your mobile phone, you might get this issue on your mobile phone. Therefore, it is recommended to disable or add an exception for Spotify in any such applications.
• Outdated Spotify Applications: In some situations, the Spotify application might’ve been outdated on your device due to which the logging out issue is being triggered. Therefore, it is recommended to try and update this application to check if that fixes the issue.

Now that we have listed some of the most prominent reasons, we will move on towards actually implementing the fixes.

Before you start:

If you have just came across this error message, then before proceeding with any major solution, try a simple workaround that has helped a number of users to eliminate this issue from their device. When you encounter this problem, we recommend you to switch to another application and return to Spotify after a couple of minutes. Doing so has been proven the simplest solution to this problem.

Fixing the Spotify Keeps Logging out issue:

Solution 1: Reset your password

1. Launch your favorite browser and navigate to the Spotify’s official website.
2. Click on the “Login” button and enter your credentials carefully to sign in to your account.

   

3. Now, from the left pane, navigate to the “Change Password” and type in your “Current” and “New” passwords into their respective text fields.
4. Click on the “Set new password” button to save the changes and log back into your account to check if the issue has been rectified.

   

Solution 2: Sign out of other devices

1. Launch your favorite browser and navigate to the Spotify’s official website.
2. Click on the “Login” button and enter your credentials carefully to sign in to your account.

   

3. Now, from the left pane, navigate to the “Account Overview” page and scroll down to locate the “Sign out everywhere” section.
4. Under this section, locate and click on the “Sign out everywhere” button to sign out of every device you have ever logged in to.

   

5. Now open the Spotify application and log in to your account to check whether the issue has been resolved.

Solution 3: Uninstall system cleaning apps

1. Press “Windows key + I” from the keyboard to open the run box and search for “appwiz.cpl”.

   

2. Now right-click on any system cleaning application installed on your PC like CCleaner etc and select “Uninstall” to uninstall it completely.

   

3. When the application is uninstalled successfully, launch Spotify to check whether the logout issue is now resolved.

Solution 4: Remove Spotify Settings and cache on Ubuntu

1. Press the “Ctrl + Alt + T” keys simultaneously on the keyboard to open the “Terminal” window.
2. Now execute the following commands one by one to delete the Spotify settings and cache from your system:

   rm -rf ~/.config/Clementine/spotify-settings/
   rm -rf ~/.config/Clementine/spotify-cache/

3. After deleting these files, log into your Spotify account and check if the issue has been resolved.

Solution 5: Update Spotify on your smartphone

Android Users:

1. Open “Play Store” on your smartphone and search for “Spotify”.
   

   

2. Now tap on the “Update” button to update the application.
   Note: This button will only be available if a new version of Spotify is out.

iPhone Users:

1. Navigate to your App Store and select the “Updates” option.
2. Here, click on the “Update” button parallel to the Spotify app to install the update.
   Note: This button will only be available if a new version of Spotify is out.

Solution 6: Reinstall Spotify

For Windows Users:

1. Press “Windows + I” keys on the keyboard to open “Settings” and navigate to “Apps”.
   

   

2. From the left pane, click on the “Apps and Features” tab and type “Spotify” in the search bar, located on the right side of the Window.
   

   

3. Now uninstall the “Windows version” and the “Desktop version” of Spotify that are already installed on your computer.
   

   

4. When they have been uninstalled, launch a browser on your computer and download Spotify from here.
5. Double-click on the downloaded executable file and follow the onscreen instructions to install Spotify on your computer.
6. Now log into your Spotify user account and check whether the issue still persists.

For Mac Users:

1. From the menu bar located at the top of the screen, hover over “Spotify” and click on “Quit Spotify”.
   

   

2. Now click on the “Go” option at the top menu of the window and select “Applications”.
3. From the right pane, locate and right-click on Spotify and select “Move to Trash”.
   

   

4. Now from the desktop, click on the “Go” option at the top menu bar of the window and select “Go to Folder”.
   

   

5. Now navigate to the following paths one by one and look for any suspicious file that might be responsible for injecting Spotify in your MAC.

   ~Library/Application Support/Spotify
   ~Library/Saved Application State/com.spotify.client.savedState
   ~Library/Caches/com.spotify.installer
   ~Library/Caches/com.spotify.client
   ~Library/Preferences/com.spotify.client.plist
   ~Library/Preferences/com.spotify.helper.plist
   ~Library/LaunchAgents/com.spotify.webhelper.plist

   

6.  If any suspicious file is found delete it, download and Install Spotify again on your Mac and check whether Spotify logs you out of your account again.

For Android Users:

1. Open “Play Store” on your smartphone and search for “Spotify”.
   

   

2. Now tap on the “Uninstall” button to uninstall the application.
3. When the app has been uninstalled, an “Install” button will appear on the screen. Hit that button to reinstall Spotify on your phone and check if the problem is terminated.

For iPhone Users:

1. Touch and hold any app randomly on your home screen until all the apps start to jiggle.
2. Now tap on the “Spotify” app and then select “Delete”.
3. As soon as the application is deleted, press the home button of your iPhone and launch the “App Store”.
4. Now search for “Spotify” and install it on your phone and when the app is installed, log into your user account.

Solution 7: Download Spotify Songs to MP3

1. If you are a “Spotify Premium” subscriber, then you can easily download all your songs in the offline mode.
2. If you use Spotify for free, then launch your favorite browser and download the TunesKit Spotify Music Downloader.
3. Double-click on the downloaded setup files and follow the on-screen instructions to install the tool.
4.  Now launch the application, select your music files, set the download location, and click on the “Convert” button to make a backup your music in MP3.

Solution 8: Solution for Fitbit Versa 2 smartwatch

If you have encountered the logout issue while using Spotify on Fitbit Versa 2 smartwatch, then the only solution that has been proven to get you around this problem is to go to your mobile phone and re-login to your Spotify account from there. Logging out and logging back into your smartphone’s Spotify will most probably resolve this issue on your watch.

Solution 9: Solution for Tesla Car

If you are logged out of Spotify in your Tesla car, then simply follow the steps below to get around this issue.

1. Click on the “Log in” button without entering any login credentials.
2. Soon after clicking the button, navigate to the “Radio” tab from the menu bar located at the bottom of the screen and come back to the “Spotify” tab quickly.
3. You will most probably get around this issue by following the steps indexed above.

Workaround:

If none of the solutions, explained above, have helped you to rectify this issue from your device, then the only solution you are left with is to make a new Spotify account. Follow the steps below to carry this task out.

1. Launch your favorite browser and navigate to the Spotify’s official website.
2. Click on the “Sign up” button and enter your credentials carefully. Note: Make sure you enter a different email id this time.

   

3. Now check the box parallel to “I’m not a robot” and then click on the “Sign Up” button to create your new account on Spotify.
4. Now click on the “Login” button and enter your credentials carefully to sign in to your account.

If you are still unable to fix this issue, you can contact us for any further assistance.