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[ming_accnt]

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Free/Premium

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Device

Desktop PC

Operating System

Windows 11

My Question or Issue

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Hi,
I'm a new Spotify premium user and I'm running out of resources for my local Spotify cache.
I read in a German computer magazine to delete a file at "C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Spotify\Storage".
However, on my PC there's no such path.
What I found is the folder ".SpotifyMusic_zpdnekdrzrea0" at "C:\Users\<my_username>\AppData\Local\Packages".
Now, is it safe to delete that folder?
Thanks for any advice!

[ming_accnt]

In the meantime, I figured out I can do all the settings about the cache using the Spotify settings. Here, I deleted the cache, and I also changed the offline cache location.
I apologize for my stupid question. Thanks for your patience!

[Joan · Accepted solution]

Hi @ming_accnt,

Thanks for reaching out. Tinkering with the files directly can cause issues, so we mostly advise against it. Consider following the steps shown in the clean reinstall article and performing a full reinstall as shown to get rid of any corrupt data.

Hope this helps.