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How to Listen to Apple Music on a Windows PC

By Matthew Lynch
April 28, 2023
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If you are a fan of Apple Music but prefer to use a Windows PC for your music needs, you might be wondering how to access apple music on your desktop. Despite being designed for Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and Macs, accessing and enjoying Apple Music on a Windows PC is not as complex as you might think. In this article, we will outline the steps you need to follow to listen to Apple Music on your Windows PC.

1. Download iTunes

The first step is to download and install iTunes on your Windows PC. iTunes is software that allows you to organize, play, and purchase music, movies, and TV shows. It is also the gateway to Apple Music on a Windows PC. To download iTunes, you can visit the Apple website, and click on the ‘Download Now’ button. Once the download is complete, double-click the setup file to install iTunes on your computer.

2. Create an Apple Music account

Once you have installed iTunes on your PC, the next step is to create an Apple Music account if you do not already have one. With an Apple Music account, you get access to millions of songs, playlists, and radio stations. To sign up for an Apple Music account, open iTunes on your PC and click on ‘For You’ or ‘New’, and then click on the ‘Get Started’ option. You will be prompted to create a new Apple ID if you do not have one.

3. Subscribe to Apple Music

If you do not have a subscription to Apple Music, you will need to subscribe to continue using the service. Apple Music offers various subscription options, including a monthly individual plan, a family plan, and a student plan. To subscribe, click on the ‘Music’ tab and then click on ‘Join Apple Music.’ Select your preferred subscription option and follow the prompts to complete the process.

4. Sign in to Apple Music

Once you have set up your subscription, sign in to your Apple Music account to start listening. Click on the ‘Music’ tab in iTunes and select ‘For You’ or ‘New’ – this will take you to the Apple Music interface. You can now browse and search for music, playlists, and radio stations using the search bar or by selecting options from the different tiles available in the interface.

5. Download and Stream Music

To listen to music on Apple Music on a Windows PC, you can choose to stream or download music to your computer. To download music, click on the ‘Download’ button next to your selected songs or playlists. Once downloaded, you can listen to your music offline without an internet connection. To stream music, click on the ‘Play’ button next to your selected songs or playlists, and the music will start to play.
In summary, accessing and enjoying Apple Music on a Windows PC is easy and straightforward. By following the steps outlined above, you can access millions of songs, playlists, and radio stations on your Windows PC through iTunes. Remember, you will need to have a subscription to Apple Music to enjoy these services.

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