Once done, check if this resolved the issue or not. Simply toggle the slider to turn off the Google Play Music extension.
You should be able to see all your installed extensions. Here are the steps that you need to take in order to disable the Google Play Music extension But, if this doesn’t solve the issue then you can disable the Google Play Music extension completely. Simply select In Chrome from the drop down menu. This drop down menu should be in front of media keys options like play/stop. 
Find the Google Play Music section and you will be able to see a drop down menu with Global selected. Click on the 3 bars on the top left corner of the extensions page. Click on the 3 dots on the top right corner of the browser. First, we will try to solve the issue by changing some settings in the Google Chrome so you don’t have to disable the Google Play Music extension. A lot of users solved the issue by simply disabling the Google Play Music extension or changing the settings so that the media keys work with other apps too. If you have the Google Play Music extension installed on the Google Chrome then that might be the culprit behind this. If you have other music/media related extensions then use this solution. So, the steps for disabling or changing extension settings will be similar for other extensions as well. Note: Although this method shows the steps to disable or change settings of Google Play Music, this problem can be caused by other music related extension like Plex. This will make iTunes as the default program 
For example, if you are having troubles with iTunes for Windows, click Music and select iTunes from the list. Now select your application for the type of program.Click Select program defaults and computer access.Here are the steps that you need to take in order to make the targeted application as your default application The Desktop overlay option being enabled in certain applications.Ĭhanging the default program to the application that you are trying to use media keys with usually solve the issue.In other words, certain applications will become the default applications for your media key usage.
Windows built-in applications (or other third party applications) taking control over the access of media keys.
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