How to Fix Apple Music not working or loading on Windows 11

That's really annoying if Apple Music does not load or work on Windows devices. We go through some tested ways of troubleshooting that have really helped us get ground for our users.

For some reason, Windows 11 cannot access Apple Music.

There can be a variety of reasons as to why Apple Music isn't working on Windows 11. The software available for Windows is still in the initial development phase, so finding some stability issues is pretty normal. Other causes will be discussed sequentially, which may include corrupted caches and systems that are running behind in updates, amongst others.

Apple Music Library Not Opening/Not Working on Windows 11.

If you encounter an Apple Music problem in Windows 11 or 10, then refer to some of the options listed below.

Check Your Internet and Server Status

Go back to the Apple Music sign-in page

Update Apple Music.

Go online and access the application

Relaunch the application.

Try Other Applications Like Apple Music

1. Check the Server Status and Your Internet Connection

First of all, let's get on track with a few simple troubleshooting steps. First things first: make sure you have a good Internet connection; the software just can't work right without it. If the Internet is fine, restart the program and the computer to see if it sorts out the problem.

Sometimes, the problem isn't at your end-in that case, head over to the system status page on apple.com to see if Apple's servers are still having some lingering problems.

2. Relogin using Your Account with Apple Music

Sometimes, an authentication issue doesn't allow the app to load or work as intended. Log out and log in after some time into the ID. It renews the connection between your machine and Apple's servers. This will also correctly sync the personal preferences and settings, as well as clear temporary files to make sure that any changes Apple has made are detected. Thus, tap the "Sign-out" button in your profile. You can now access your profile by tapping the symbol in the bottom left corner of the screen and entering your login information.

If you're still experiencing the problem, proceed to the next step.

3. Update the Apple Music Version

Loading or failing to work may also stem from, or be combined with other problems, when clients make use of an older version of Apple or any application. This being the case, ensure you have the latest version of the application. In this regard, clients can update from the Microsoft Store by first going to the Library section and then click on the Get Updates button. This will automatically prompt the system to search for updates and install them if available. Once the process completes, open the application to check whether it opens fine.

For more information about Apple Music Replay, click here.

4. Open using a web browser

Another workaround one can use is opening the Apple Music application using a web browser. This is because the web client is updated and serviced more often compared to the application itself. Also, this would avoid any problems that could be app-specific. For the scenario where you are already in the web version, such can be rectified by reloading the website after clearing the cache of your browser. Since there are hardly any differences between the two, comparing the two will tell whether or not a problem is app-exclusive, or is an issue affecting both the web version and Apple Music.

5. reinstall game

Installation errors or interrupted updates can, over time, render a program file corrupted or older. The next most significant cause related to malfunctioning loading of the program may be related to configuration or permissions. Presumably, reinstalling the app from scratch will remove any corrupted files and ensure you are using the latest version of the program. You can reinstall the application by

In the search bar, simply type "Apple Music," then right-click on the result shown. Tap Uninstall. Follow any on-screen instructions after that. Then, download the latest version of the application from the Microsoft Store. 

These steps will hopefully let you track down the root cause of your problem with Apple Music on your Windows 11 and allow you to take the necessary measure towards its solution.