In the new window, click “Change settings” to enable the editable mode of the list. To add Spotify to the firewall allowed list, open the start menu and search “Allow an app to Windows firewall.” Click to open the firewall settings. It will bypass the Spotify exe file from the firewall. To resolve the issue, you must add Spotify to the allowed app list in the firewall. This firewall could be blocking Spotify’s directory and exe files, which is why your operating system reinstall Spotify every time you open it. If you want to bypass an app, you have to add it to firewall allowed app list. Firewall works as a barrier to stop unwanted traffic to enter your operating system. It monitors the network and traffic including the application access.
It will relocate the directory files and give your operating system a new pathway to access the application.įirewall is a Windows primary protection program. One of the best ways to fix these problems is to delete the application, including all of its registry files and folders, and then reinstall it with the default settings. But in the case of Spotify, there is more than one error and glitch that causes the operating system to delete those directories and install the app again. In any operating system, once you install an application, it creates the directory files in that operating system, and you don’t need to install it again. All these issues are software related and could be resolved in no time. The main reasons are the firewall app blockage, low storage space on the device, an app login issue, an old cache, an outdated Spotify version, Spotify startup at high priority, and a location with no access to the Spotify service. 4 Conclusion Why Does Spotify Re-Install Every Time I Open It?
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