How do you reset Pandora?

Unfortunately, there is no way to totally remove any material you’ve downloaded from your collection. In the meantime, the quickest approach to start fresh is to completely terminate your account and then establish a new one with the same email address.

It’s possible that the app is having trouble streaming. It might be a problem with your Wi-Fi or cell signal, or other programs interfering with the playback. Your phone’s battery saver might have accidentally turned off your music. Regardless of the reason why your Pandora app stopped, it’s an undesirable issue that is typically (usually) fairly simple to repair.

The Clear Cache command will remove any old cached data from your Android device. It won’t, however, delete playlists, songs, albums, or stations from your phone; rather, your offline materials may be deleted. In which case, you’ll have to re-download any offline material for listening pleasure again.

Go to your Profile in the Pandora app and select Settings. Select Update from the menu in the upper right corner of the screen. Select Subscription Retrieval from the drop-down menu. Confirm this process by following any additional instructions.

Go to Profile, then select Settings. For the version number, scroll all the way down. If you can’t open Pandora: Find it on your Android phone’s Home screen by going to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications.

To change your payment preferences, go to Pandora’s website and sign in. Then select the icon (initial or picture) and go to Settings > Subscription > Switch Plans.To change your payment preferences, go to Pandora’s website and sign in. Then select the icon (initial or picture) and go to Settings > Subscription > Switch Plans.