The phone holds onto the file for about a day, and then it disappears. Leo says it sounds like the download goes to his cache, which gets cleared out. Leo recommends using an app that will enable him to move it once he downloads it. Samsung's File Manager app will let him see that folder. Astro is another good free option that will let him move his music out of downloads and into another folder. · Try these steps: Turn on your Mac or PC and connect it to the Internet. Open the Music app or iTunes for Windows. Keep the Music app or iTunes for Windows open so your library can finish uploading. If you see an ineligible icon next to a song, delete the song, then add it back to your library. If you still see an ineligible icon next to a song. · Playlists and downloaded songs are still on my phone (also the files of the downloaded songs are on my SD card). But artists, albums and songs I Saved disappeared from "my music" list. I solved this problems days ago by deleting all the cache files on the phone, but after this I should download all my playlist and songs againEstimated Reading Time: 3 mins.
The issue happens with both online and downloaded songs. While sometimes, the offline songs go missing from the Music Library, other times, Google Play Music doesn't detect songs on the SD card. On Chrome, Firefox, Chromium Edge, and Opera, you can open it with the Ctrl+J keyboard shortcut. The Downloads page/window/library will list all the files you've recently downloaded. The history goes back a few months. Next to a file, you will find either a folder icon, or an option to open the containing folder. Click it. If you can't find it, go ahead and download a file manager from the Play Store. My go-to file manager for Android is Total Commander. [appbox googleplay bltadwin.ruommander] To find a list of all the downloaded files with the help of a file manager app, simply open it to find a list of directories on your device.
Depending on your OneDrive account, it may have a File History or Recycle Bin you can check. Try file recovery. As a last-gasp effort, I’d try a file recovery tool like Recuva to see if the files can be recovered from the unused space on your hard disk. To recover the lost file, launch Chrome and tap on the three dots to open the menu. From there, locate the Downloads option to open a list of the files you’ve downloaded on your device. Near the top, there’s an option to sort them by type, whether by documents, audio, video, or images. How to do it: 1. Try these steps: Turn on your Mac or PC and connect it to the Internet. Open the Music app or iTunes for Windows. Keep the Music app or iTunes for Windows open so your library can finish uploading. If you see an ineligible icon next to a song, delete the song, then add it back to your library. If you still see an ineligible icon next to a song.
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