Let us be honest? Out-storage cannot be the issue you might be facing since hard disk drives are cheap nowadays, but it has been listed down even with least probability. Out-storage: Having not enough space in the C: drive (which is the default directory for windows operating system) can cause this error.The restrictions may include everything from location permission to read-and-write permission. Permission Restrictions: The permissions restrictions and group policies of windows for %AppData% can cause this error since it is a Hidden Folder for run-time data for windows applications and system files.Thus, the utmost cause the error can be one of the two (maybe both):
For example, anything that may cause changes to system folder permissions or it can be any program that asks the user to make changes to the system like antivirus or even Windows Update itself but technically speaking, it is not the case most of the time. What Causes Spotify Installation Error Code 53 on Windows?Īfter reviewing users feedback via community support, we concluded that this error may arise due to many reasons. As soon as the user hits OK, the web installer deletes %AppData%\Spotify (which deletes the Spotify folder and hence everything in it). Once the core installer file has been downloaded, SpotifySetup.exe tries to run this file but fails with an error notification (as shown in the picture above). This action begins downloading the core installer file (SpWebInst0.exe) and saves it to %AppData%\Spotify by default (since Spotify developers do not allow the application to be installed in the desired user directory). The user runs the downloaded web installer file named SpotifySetup.exe. This error arises when the user tries to install Spotify from the official Spotify website (Web Installation).
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