Win 10 64bit
Ver 4.8.2345.0
I followed the directions Marchingknight posted for a permanent fix on page 2, and only used the Marketplace DWORD
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So until yesterday, I was still using the Zune desktop software to manage my subscription music. Search results would show me what's in my collection and also give me the option to download from the store with my 9.99 monthly subscription. As of today, search results only show me what's in my collection already, so apparently downloading is not longer an option.
Apparently I was the last human to switch to Groove. The problem is I can't figure how to download music via Groove. The app store says "instantly stream and download more music than you can imagine..." and "you have a Groove Music Pass". The only options I see on Groove are to stream or pay $ to download. If the 9.99 pass only allows streaming, I need to figure out how to cancel my subscription.
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Win 10 64bit
Ver 4.8.2345.0
I followed the directions Marchingknight posted for a permanent fix on page 2, and only used the Marketplace DWORD
It's still working for me on my Windows 10 setup.
Please confirm:
On my setup, I can download tracks, but I can't preview them. Otherwise, all of the Marketplace catalog/functions are there. I use Groove if I want to preview tracks, since the catalogs are the same, as far as I can tell. I have noticed it works better with one Internet service I have vs. the other (DSL). And sometimes the Marketplace seems to be down or not as available.
Marchingknight, have you tried this and can confirm it permanently fixed a problem
UPDATE: Yeah, that definitely works for me, giving me back the Marketplace and allowing me to download subscription tracks.
Doesn't work for me. It adds the word Marketplace but does nothing when I click it. And when I search anything there are no results for the Marketplace (just loads forever and never shows any results). This hack must have only worked for a while.
Well at least they didn't kill off the Zune software itself. I'll never for the life of me figure out why they didn't just make the Zune compatible with Windows Media Player..
Also, when I playback songs in the Zune player, I no longer get photos of the artists on my computer. They work on the Zune but not the computer. Bad show Microsoft... :(
I also can't preview tracks, though I haven't been able to do that for quite a while. At this point I've gotten used to just looking up a song on youtube or something if I want to preview it. I rarely browse the Marketplace, I browse other things then go to the marketplace to download what I find.