Windows 10: Why does windows play music when I open battery?

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Groove Music Unable to Play Music

We'll try a different approach, we suggest that you reinstall Groove Music and see if it has the same issue. Follow the steps below on how to remove and reinstall Groove Music:

• Open Start menu, search for "PowerShell"
• Right-click the PowerShell shortcut and select "Run as administrator". Agree to the UAC prompt.
• Type/Copy paste Get-AppxPackage *zunemusic* | Remove-AppxPackage.
• Once that Groove Music has been uninstalled, launch Windows 10 Store.
• Type/Search for Groove Music and install.

Looking forward to your response.

 

Playing music in windows phone

Hello Novita,



For us to be able to isolate your concern on why music won't play on your music app, kindly answer these questions:

• Which Music app are you using?
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?
• Which Windows version is currently running on your phone?

We will be waiting for an update.

 

Unabel to play Xbox music offline

Hi Steve,

Xbox Music on Windows Phone 8 is a little different from previous versions. Let's give something a try.

• Open Xbox Music on your Windows Phone.
• Tap the ellipses (..._ and tap Settings.
• Turn off Connect with Xbox Music.
• Turn off Xbox Box Music Collection.
• Uncheck "Include music from the Xbox Music Store in my Smart DJ mixes."
• Now, go back into your music list and see if any music appears. If music appears, try playing it.
• Go and turn on Airplane mode.
• Go back to Xbox Music and try playing the same song as 2 steps above.

Hope this will work for you. I had a bit of a confusing time with Xbox Music because I was used to the way Zune worked on Windows Phone 7.x. I found that I had to do more than just play music, but had to go the extra step and actually download it to listen
to it offline. A hint is to look at individual songs, not the albums, and see of they have the wireless symbol next to the song title. Those are not locally stored, but "in the cloud."

I hope this helps!
David