Microsoft didn’t have many fortunes in the advanced music domain, from the Zune to its Groove Music. Toward the finish of 2017, the organization exchanged the majority of its current Groove clients over to Spotify and shut Groove down. Be that as it may, now it turns out the move accompanied an unexpected difficulty, as announced by Neowin. Cortana, Microsoft’s personal assistant, can never again identify songs.
Beforehand, clients could utilize the song identifier tool by tapping on Cortana’s music symbol while a music was playing nearby. However, now, in light of the fact that Cortana doesn’t have the Groove library to check melodies against, it says “Song unrecognized” and advises the client that the element has been resigned. Jason Deakins, a Microsoft programming engineer, talked about the issue in a tweet.
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