Turn on iCloud Music Library on iOS Devices
Disable iCloud Music Library on iPhone, iPad, iPod
Turn on iCloud Music Library on Mac or PC
Launch Settings from the Home screen. Toggle Sync Library to On. Choose if you want to Keep Music or Delete & Replace your library. (I prefer Keep Music so nothing is deleted).
If there is an error message that says “iCloud Music Library can't be turned on because this device is already associated with Apple ID. This device can be associated with a different Apple ID in 90 days”, then you have to wait for 90 days. Use a single Apple ID on all of your devices if possible.
How to Turn On iCloud Music Library for Apple Music
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0:112:16I'll tell you a simple way to resolve this error firstly disconnect your iPhone from iTunes andMoreI'll tell you a simple way to resolve this error firstly disconnect your iPhone from iTunes and launch settings on your iPhone. Now select music option.
Refresh the Sync. On iPhone: Go to Settings > Tap Music > Turn off iCloud Music Library > Turn it on after 10-20 seconds. In iTunes: Click Edit > Choose Preferences > Click General > Uncheck the box next to iCloud Music Library > Click OK to confirm > Enable it after some time.
When you enable iCloud Music Library on iPhone, local iPhone songs are synced to the Apple Music Catalog. Your library is then populated with DRM-protected copies of your songs until you choose to disable iCloud Music Library.
As network connection could also be the culprit for the 'This account does not have iCloud music enabled' error message, what you can do is to reset your network settings. Resetting your settings would ensure that there are no improper configurations on your device, instead of going through it one-by-one.
To enable iCloud Photos sync on your Mac, do the following: