6 Ways to Fix Failed to Connect Spotify to Discord
Discord is no longer just a place for gamers. To enhance the experience, you can connect Discord with Spotify and other popular services. If you encounter the “failed to connect Spotify to Discord” error message, read this article.
Connecting Spotify with Discord can enhance the app experience. However, the “failed to connect Spotify account to Discord” error can be frustrating. Luckily, there are multiple ways to fix this issue. Let’s get started.
Note: To listen to Spotify on Discord with friends, you need a Spotify Premium account; otherwise, you’ll encounter the “Failed to connect to Spotify” error.
1. Check if Discord or Spotify Are Down
Your first step when encountering the message “failed to connect your Spotify account to Discord” should be to check the server statuses of both Discord and Spotify. Online service servers often undergo maintenance or experience outages. To check the status of these services, click on the following links.
2. Ensure You Have a Stable Internet Connection
Both Discord and Spotify require a stable internet connection. So if Spotify isn’t connecting to Discord, check your internet speed and take necessary actions if you encounter any issues. To check your internet speed, use the link below (you can also stream content on services like YouTube to check speeds). If you have issues with your internet connection, here are some tips to fix them:
Router and modem: It’s best suggested to occasionally reset these devices for maximum internet speed and stability. Restart your router and modem at least twice or thrice a week. Switch to another connection: Try using a different connection, such as a mobile hotspot or ethernet, to see if that resolves the issue of Discord not connecting to Spotify. Contact ISP: If the problem persists, it may be an issue with your internet service provider (ISP). Contact them directly and request assistance in resolving the issue. Upgrade or change your plan: If your current plan is slow, consider upgrading or switching to a faster one. You may also want to explore other ISPs for better plans.
3. Clear Discord Cache and Cookies
Deleting the Discord cache can fix the “failed to connect Spotify to Discord” error. Follow our guide to clear the cache on all devices. Then check if you still have any issues with the services.
4. Switch Between Discord App, Device, or Browser
Sometimes, the issue might be limited to a specific device. Try switching to other devices or other ways to access Discord. Besides the app, you can also access Discord web. If you are using Discord web, switch to the Discord app. You can access Discord web on incognito mode to see if that helps.
Issues like these can occur due to errors or bugs in Discord. Once acknowledged, Discord will release an update to fix the issue. If Spotify is not connecting to Discord, update Discord to see if the issue is resolved.
Discord automatically updates for web and PC applications. For smartphones, here are the links to check and update the app.
6. Reinstall Discord
Besides the mentioned fixes, you can uninstall Discord to check if the issue persists. Uninstalling the app will remove all related files, including the ones causing the error, and log you out of your Discord account. For uninstallation guides, refer to the links below:
– Uninstall apps on a Mac
– Uninstall programs on Windows 11
– Delete apps on iPhone and iPad
For Android devices, follow these steps:
1. Use the provided link to open the Discord app page on Google Play Store.
2. Tap Uninstall and confirm.
Step 3: Uninstall, then tap Install.
Have Uninterrupted Music Sessions
Listening to music with friends through Discord is a great feature. However, encountering a “failed to connect Spotify to Discord” error is annoying. We hope this guide helps you fix this issue. Also, check out these Discord keyboard shortcuts for Windows and Mac.
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