A simple reinstall can easily fix this issue. Many a time, there could be a third-party software or service interfering with the app that could lead to such unexpected behavior from the app. Once installed, restart your system and launch the Spotify app to check if the issue persists. Now, click on the ‘Install’ button to commence the installation of the feature. Note: If you are not able to find the Media Feature Pack in the Optional Features window, it is already installed on your system. Click on the checkbox following it and then click the ‘Next’ button to proceed. Then, type “Media Feature Pack” to search for it. This will open a separate window on your screen.
Next, locate and click on the ‘Optional features’ tile to continue.Īfter that, click on the ‘View features’ button to proceed. Then, click on the ‘Apps’ tab present on the left sidebar to proceed. Alternatively, press the Windows+ I keys together to open the Settings app. Either way, it won’t hurt to go to the settings and check whether or not you have the pack.įirst, head to the Start Menu and click on the ‘Settings’ tile. However, if you are using an education/organization account, you might need to add it manually. Typically it should already be installed on the system. Many users on the official forum have been able to resolve the issue by simply adding the ‘Media Feature Pack’ to their system from the Settings app. Method 1: Add ‘Media Feature Pack’ Optional Feature
Fortunately, the issue is usually software-based and is easy to resolve compared to hardware-based problems. Either the app is not launching at all or the window is completely blank if it launches on their Windows 11 device. One such issue many users have been reporting is with the Spotify app. However, still being fairly young in its development cycle, there are bound to be some kinks here and there. Windows 11 is definitely a better operating system in terms of performance and design than its predecessor.
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