Hi, I have an ongoing problem with my hotmail account, which I believe
is now under the auspices of Microsoft Live.
I have 3 iMacs shared side by side and keep getting at random times on
either of them a warning “Mail Password Required, Enter password for
“” in Internet
> On 15 Jan 2024, at 1:52 pm, Matt Falvey via WAMUG
> wrote:
>
> Hi I am wondering if anyone can suggest any application for an iMac
> that will hide and password protect a folder?
>
> I need one where I can access the folder regularly to update and store
>
Hi I am wondering if anyone can suggest any application for an iMac
that will hide and password protect a folder?
I need one where I can access the folder regularly to update and store
passwords etc, so using filevault and encryption and creating copies is
to time consuming.
I
rom day 1 and have only had to log in once at the start.
> When required I simply open the App, scan and close.
>
>> On 31 Jan 2021, at 12:22 pm, Alan Smith wrote:
>>
>> Is there a password manager app (or other method) to quickly log in to one
>> specific app?
>>
p from day 1 and have only had to log in once at the start.
> When required I simply open the App, scan and close.
>
>> On 31 Jan 2021, at 12:22 pm, Alan Smith wrote:
>>
>> Is there a password manager app (or other method) to quickly log in to one
>> specific app?
&g
.
I willl stop looking at password apps and just check that I am logged in before
leaving home. In any case I will apply Ronni’s mantra: create a backup. In my
case I have the password written on a card I keep in my wallet! (Don’t tell
anyone.)
Cheers,
Alan
> On 31 Jan 2021, at 6:51 pm, Ro
Hi Alan.
I have used this App from day 1 and have only had to log in once at the start.
When required I simply open the App, scan and close.
> On 31 Jan 2021, at 12:22 pm, Alan Smith wrote:
>
> Is there a password manager app (or other method) to quickly log in to one
> specific ap
Is there a password manager app (or other method) to quickly log in to one
specific app?
I’ve had the SafeWA covid app (the QR code reader) installed for some time. I
leave it “permanently” logged in but sometimes the app logs itself out. With
covid sign-in about to be mandatory in shops I
t; If you click on the Apple Logo on the top left hand corner, then navigate to:
>
> - System Preferences
> - Users & Groups
> - Under ‘Current User’ column ensure your Name (Admin) is highlighted
> - On right hand column choose Password when you will see next to your name a
&
Hi Julie,
If you click on the Apple Logo on the top left hand corner, then navigate to:
- System Preferences
- Users & Groups
- Under ‘Current User’ column ensure your Name (Admin) is highlighted
- On right hand column choose Password when you will see next to your name a
‘Change Pass
Hi Ronni,
I know what you are saying, but when my friend was setting the network etc up
for me, I wasn’t around so he just left it blank. I work from home, so other
than someone breaking in, I wasn’t too worried. However, I would like to put a
password in, How do I do this? I would need
Hi Julie,
I’m amazed that you don’t use a Password on your Administrator Account on your
Work iMac?
Anyone gets hold of your iMac they can access everything on your computer...
Kind Regards,
Ronni
Ronni Brown’s iPad Pro 12.9-inch 256GB
> On 17 Jun 2019, at 10:59 pm, Julie Bedford wr
PM, Julie Bedford wrote:
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> Hope someone can help me. I was using El Capitan on my work Imac. When a
> friend set this up for me he left the Password blank, so when I logged on, I
> would just leave it blank and hit on the Owl to open. Today I upgra
Hi All,
Hope someone can help me. I was using El Capitan on my work Imac. When a
friend set this up for me he left the Password blank, so when I logged on, I
would just leave it blank and hit on the Owl to open. Today I upgraded the O/S
to Mojave and it will not accept a blank password
Hi Pat.
Have you checked all your devices ?
Because it will arrive on a different device to the one you are logged onto.
Apple send it to one of your other devices to make sure it really is you.
How did Apples message say it would be sent? SMS, iMessage, eMail ?
Also I am not sure what you mean
It should arrive as a text, according to Apple Help.
Sent from my iPhone
> On 20 Dec 2018, at 4:53 pm, Susan Hastings wrote:
>
> They arrive on different device than the one where you are logging in. As
> you’ve said you only have one Apple ID that you are using for all of your
> devices its
They arrive on different device than the one where you are logging in. As
you’ve said you only have one Apple ID that you are using for all of your
devices its difficult to know what is happening without being there.
Sent from my iPhone
> On 20 Dec 2018, at 4:30 pm, Stephen Chape wrote:
>
>
Hello Pat.
I think they email them to you.
> On 20 Dec 2018, at 2:21 pm, Patricia Scott wrote:
>
> I almost have things sorted out. Apple is chasing me with verification codes
> but I just don’t know where to find them. They are not in iMessages or on the
> iPhone app. They have been sent
I almost have things sorted out. Apple is chasing me with verification codes
but I just don’t know where to find them. They are not in iMessages or on the
iPhone app. They have been sent several times.
Where else should I look?
Pat
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nd I use this term lightly) the computer password will be
> different to the AppleID password. Though,…in some of the later systems, this
> can be reset by the same AppleID.
> In System Preferences - Users & Groups - “username” (on the left hand side).
> On the right hand side there i
Pat for convenience it is not unreasonable to use your Apple ID and password as
your computer login name and password, (not wise for security) but in my
memory of using Apple products since 1987, I cannot recall Apple ever calling
them the same thing. They have always been different things
Hi Pat, so sounds like you have one Apple ID with one password for that ID. It
will work for the App Store and iTunes music store and Apple iCloud. The Apple
ID could also be called a ‘username’.
To sign into your computer is a different username and password, which we
assume you have set up
ni did not say “multiple Apple passwords for different apps bought at
>> different times. “. Key word PASSWORD.
>>
>> What she did say is “they have been purchased on the other Apple ID
>> account.” Key word ACCOUNT..
>>
>> REgards
>>
>> Tim
>>
t I bought with which password. It
> is a very complex matter, and, really, Apple should be the entity to change
> all the passwords for the customer. It would be easy to set up a program to
> do it automatically.
>
> Plus, I didn’t buy iCloud: I haven’t used it be
from my iPad
> On 17 Dec 2018, at 8:06 pm, Tim Law wrote:
>
> Pat.
>
> Ronni did not say “multiple Apple passwords for different apps bought at
> different times. “. Key word PASSWORD.
>
> What she did say is “they have been purchased on the other Apple ID accoun
Pat.
Ronni did not say “multiple Apple passwords for different apps bought at
different times. “. Key word PASSWORD.
What she did say is “they have been purchased on the other Apple ID account.”
Key word ACCOUNT..
REgards
Tim
Sent from Tim's Retina iPad 2
> On 17 Dec 2018, at 6:58
I had known, I would have kept track of what I bought with which password. It
> is a very complex matter, and, really, Apple should be the entity to change
> all the passwords for the customer. It would be easy to set up a program to
> do it automatically.
>
> Plus, I didn’t buy iCl
Thanks, Ronni,
Apple must have changed its procedures some time back, and I had never heard of
multiple Apple passwords for different apps bought at different times. If I had
known, I would have kept track of what I bought with which password. It is a
very complex matter, and, really, Apple
Hi Pat.
There is only ONE App Store.
It is the same one that you access with any device.
So there is no need for different passwords.
> On 16 Dec 2018, at 12:06 pm, Ronni Brown wrote:
>
> Hi Pat,
>
> It’s not Apple stuffing you around.
> When you changed your Apple ID passw
Hi Pat,
It’s not Apple stuffing you around.
When you changed your Apple ID password, I suspect you didn’t follow the
instructions to update your Apple ID on all your devices & Mac.
After you change your Apple ID or password, you normally need to update your
sign-in information with any A
this all doesn’t happen again.
Cheers,
Pat
> On 15 Dec 2018, at 22:31, Stephen Chape wrote:
>
> Hi Pat.
> I got the same impression as Philippe.
> I only have one password for my Apple ID.
> Makes no difference if I am using my iPad, iPhone or Mac.
>
> Sounds like
Hi Pat.
I got the same impression as Philippe.
I only have one password for my Apple ID.
Makes no difference if I am using my iPad, iPhone or Mac.
Sounds like you have multiple Apple ID’s for some reason ?
> On 15 Dec 2018, at 6:24 pm, Philippe Chaperon wrote:
>
> Hi Pat,
>
>
Store, the one identity and
the one password work at all times.
Not being an expert in your particular situation, I wonder if you are
registered with Apple under two different identities, hence the need for
different passwords etc? Or else I have misunderstood the problem.
Kind regards
Apple is stuffing me around: I have a good new password which up to now has
been accepted everywhere— the IOS app store accepts it, but the OS app store
does not. I entered it twice when trying to download something and now it says
I have to retrieve it, whatever that means. How does one
Pat, you told us the problem was identified as being your ID and password to
log on to your computer. That is not the same as your Apple ID password. Your
computer ID and password should be entirely separate from your Apple ID and
password. Two separate and different IDs and passwords.
It’s
It look like I spoke (wrote) too soon. I am trying to set up iCloud and it is
rejecting my brand new, tech-approved password. It is trying to make me create
yet another password. Security gone mad!
I truly don’t know what to do now, except maybe get a windoze or linux machine.
GROWL,
Pat
the master password!!!
Regards
Tim
Sent from Tim's iPhone
> On 21 Nov 2018, at 3:52 pm, Pat wrote:
>
> Hello, all,
> Many thanks to all who wrote back with suggestions — Diana, Susan, Peter,
> Tim, Neil. I can log into the computer now. I rang Apple this morning, and
>
Hi Pat,
Just a disclaimer - the below is as for me on OSX El Capitain 10.11.6 - if you
are on a newer OS some things may have changed.
Youprobably have a new login keychain with your new password. It would start
empty and will only contain what you
it anywhere? If
it is not there, I’m going to have a hard time.
Apple's automated guide to retrieving passwords needs some urgent improvement.
It is impossible in places to know just which password is to be retrieved: thel
log-in name or Apple ID. In my case, it was the password specifically
Bedford wrote:
>
> Diana,
>
> Could you please let us know the URL address
>
> Thanks
> Jewels
>> On 21 Nov 2018, at 7:17 AM, Diana & Graham Stevens
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Pat
>>
>> Why don’t you ring Apple support. They solved my pass
Hi Pat,
As Tim and Peter have said, I think you need to clarify which password you
"changed" and how you have tried to "reset" it/them.
When you originally said"I changed the PW for my desktop computer
yesterday" I assumed you were talking about yo
Diana,
Could you please let us know the URL address
Thanks
Jewels
> On 21 Nov 2018, at 7:17 AM, Diana & Graham Stevens
> wrote:
>
> Hi Pat
>
> Why don’t you ring Apple support. They solved my password problem when I got
> no answers. I rang in the late afternoon and
Is the problem logging into the computer or is the problem logging into your
AppleID
Regards
Tim
Sent from Tim's iPhone
> On 21 Nov 2018, at 7:17 am, Diana & Graham Stevens
> wrote:
>
> Hi Pat
>
> Why don’t you ring Apple support. They solved my password problem when
> instructions to make a new PW. But the new PW doesn’t work — or does it take
> more time?
>
> My phone and iPad were involved in this process as well, so I am not sure
> which devices use the new password or what I should do next.
>
> Pat
Can you summarise the ste
Hi Pat
Why don’t you ring Apple support. They solved my password problem when I got no
answers. I rang in the late afternoon and got through very quickly. The man
also sent me the URL so I could find it again plus some other useful URLs.
Good luck
Diana
Sent from my iPad
> On 21 Nov 2
Pat, if you change your Apple password, it is universal. That becomes the
password you use with your Apple ID and the new password will have to be used
for all of your devices. It’s not a bug. Just make sure that you are using the
same password on all of your devices.
When you change
I have now supposedly reset my password 3 times, except none of them have
worked. Apple ‘support’ has not helped at all. The automated system does not
target the right objectives. It drags in my phone and iPad and tries to make
new passwords for them, when it is the computer that needs it.
I
ed for help on the Apple website, and followed the convoluted
> instructions to make a new PW. But the new PW doesn’t work — or does it take
> more time?
>
> My phone and iPad were involved in this process as well, so I am not sure
> which devices use the new password or what I should
phone and iPad were involved in this process as well, so I am not sure which
devices use the new password or what I should do next.
Pat
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Ronni
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On 27 May 2018, at 4:43 pm, Philippe Chaperon <laut...@bigpond.com
<mailto:laut...@bigpond.com>> wrote:
> Dear friends of WAMUG,
>
> Can someone please help me to get rid of a request from Facebook titl
itled:
>
> Facebook Password
>
> Enter the password for “laut...@mac.com” in System Preferences
>
> This thing keeps popping up on my screen, and yet I do have access to
> Facebook via Safari or Firefox or …. shamefully from Chrome, without any
> problems. Running OS X Y
Dear friends of WAMUG, Can someone please help me to get rid of a request from Facebook titled: Facebook PasswordEnter the password for “laut...@mac.com” in System PreferencesThis thing keeps popping up on my screen, and yet I do have access to Facebook via Safari or Firefox or …. shamefully from
I have a number of mail accounts with different passwords and am looking to
rationalise this.
I have looked at internet without being convinced by the replies. Clearly I
do not want to get this wrong!
I am on High Sierra, what is the correct procedure ??
Severin Crisp
Hi Juliet,
If you forgot your Apple ID password
Go to the Website <https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201487
<https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201487>>
1. Enter your Apple ID: (whatever email account you used)
2. Click - Forgot Password
3. Then click - Get an email
If you
Hello All
I forgot my apple id to get into iTunes store so when I select forgot
password up comes a message type in password to change it, how can I enter
it as I forgot, what do I need to do.
regards Bill
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net.au> wrote:
>
> Tim,
>
> as I read it, it seems to be only for iPhone and iPad?
>
> I want it for my Macs.
>
> Kev
>
>
>> On 5 Sep 2016, at 6:30 am, Tim Law <t...@peoplehelp.com.au> wrote:
>>
>> Good morning Kevin,
>>
>>
Tim,
as I read it, it seems to be only for iPhone and iPad?
I want it for my Macs.
Kev
> On 5 Sep 2016, at 6:30 am, Tim Law <t...@peoplehelp.com.au> wrote:
>
> Good morning Kevin,
>
> 1Password - Password Manager and Secure Wallet by AgileBits Inc.
> https://app
Good morning Kevin,
1Password - Password Manager and Secure Wallet by AgileBits Inc.
https://appsto.re/au/NAm6H.i
I echo others praise of 1Password.
I enjoy the helpful tips they provide too, such as the ease of making very
sound passwords from common words. As long as the common words aren't
What does it cost?
Kev
> On 4 Sep 2016, at 5:16 pm, Philippe Chaperon <laut...@me.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Neil and Marcus,
>
> Indeed, that used to be my biggest problem, remembering my passwords. At one
> time I had just the one password for the many emails, secure sites
Hi Neil and Marcus,
Indeed, that used to be my biggest problem, remembering my passwords. At one
time I had just the one password for the many emails, secure sites, banking etc
until I got ‘hacked’ in one of my accounts.
From the WAMUG members I learned about a great password manager called
Hi Marcus,
You were lucky in that somebody was very lax when setting up the router in
the first place ;o)
It is generally considered very bad practice to leave the router set up with
the ³default² user name and password (in this case ³admin²) - as it lets
anyone access your router and, as you
Hi Ronni again,
Just to let you know that the keychain didn’t reveal the password for the wifi,
probably because the router/wifi is an Asus.
Anyway, a colleague was able to tell me how to get into the Asus from the iMac,
whereupon I found the password and all is now ok
Maybe for future reference
Hi Ronni
My friend has an iMac and an iPad mini, so I suppose she has an Apple Wireless
Network.
However her router/wifi is another make so I will check that out later today.
I’ll try to recover her password from the keychain first of all.
If that doesn’t work I guess I’ll have to work out how
words that you have
forgotten.
Keychain passwords are secured with your Mac OS X user password."
If you need to change the Network’s Password:
Change your Wireless Network’s name and password
Open AirPort Utility, located in the Utilities folder in the Applications
folder.
In the graphica
to transfer to Photo as the
device is locked” Her 4 digit password wouldn’t unlock that and the message
kept repeating. Can I come back to that problem later because—
As a result of resetting her iPad Mini, the wifi needs reconnecting, but she’s
forgotten her password.
We tried all her passwords
ou
> out.
>
> https://coolestguidesontheplanet.com/reset-forgotten-admin-password-mac-osx/
> https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT202860
>
> You might have some keychain issues afterwards, but the Apple doc has the
> solution.
>
> cheers,
>
> robin
>
>> On 16 Mar 2016, at
Hi Marcus,
Not too difficult, I’ve put a link to a couple of sites that will help you out.
https://coolestguidesontheplanet.com/reset-forgotten-admin-password-mac-osx/
https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT202860
You might have some keychain issues afterwards, but the Apple doc has the
solution
Hi.
I purchased an early model MacBook Pro.
I stupidly set an admin password then my atrophied brain promptly forgot it.
Is there a neat solution to recovering the password. I checked the apple forum,
but the only listed solution applies to early OS X versions.
This MacBook has EL CAPITAN
Hi folks,
My step daughter has been having an issue with her 10 year old daughter
possibly using her iPad for inapropriate messaging.
So she has tried to check her iPad for this without success.
It seems that her daughter has changed her password so that mum cannot take a
look.
The iPad has
her iPad for this without success.
It seems that her daughter has changed her password so that mum cannot take a
look.
The iPad has been taken away from her at the moment.
However accusations are being made by other parents that my step daughter is
not able to check due this lack of access
changed her password so that mum cannot take a
look.
The iPad has been taken away from her at the moment.
However accusations are being made by other parents that my step daughter is
not able to check due this lack of access.
Does anyone know of a way around the password so that she can
daughter has changed her password so that mum cannot take
a look.
The iPad has been taken away from her at the moment.
However accusations are being made by other parents that my step daughter is
not able to check due this lack of access.
Does anyone know of a way around the password so
she has tried to check her iPad for this without success.
It seems that her daughter has changed her password so that mum cannot take
a look.
The iPad has been taken away from her at the moment.
However accusations are being made by other parents that my step daughter
is not able to check
Hi Denise, I sent this reply on 25 May but don't think it hit the list.
You must already have a Password for your Administrator User Account to be able
to operate your Mac.
Go to System Preferences Users Groups
Users Groups - Select your User Account
Then Select - Login Options Automatic
It did hit the list Ronni … coz I saw it !
On 26 May 2014, at 2:05 pm, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Denise, I sent this reply on 25 May but don't think it hit the list.
You must already have a Password for your Administrator User Account to be
able to operate your Mac.
Go
Yes Stephen, I realize now why this happened... Denise sent two identical
emails, but each with a different Subject heading on 25 May. I replied to her
first message posted to list Subject: 'Setting a Password' @ 9:53PM, and I
replied @ 11:09PM
Apparently @ 10:27PM Denise sent another message
first message posted to list Subject: 'Setting a Password' @ 9:53PM, and I
replied @ 11:09PM
Apparently @ 10:27PM Denise sent another message to list Subject: 'Setting up
a Password' which you replied to.
Confusion is restored ;-))
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad4
On 26 May 2014
Hi All
I have a 27 iMac, OS 10.7.5 . I have never setup a password on this computer
so anyone can access it (simply by leaving the password box empty). I am about
to go O/S (don't want anyone using it while I'm away) would like to know is
it as simple as just typing in a password in this box
Hi All
I have a 27 iMac, OS 10.7.5 . I have never setup a password on this computer
so anyone can access it (simply by leaving the password box empty). I am about
to go O/S just in case it's
stolen while I'm away, I want a password in place. I would like to know is it
as simple as just typing
Go to “System Preferences
Then to “Users Groups”
You can set up your password there.
On 25 May 2014, at 10:27 pm, Denise Williams wamugh...@bigpond.com wrote:
Hi All
I have a 27 iMac, OS 10.7.5 . I have never setup a password on this computer
so anyone can access it (simply by leaving
Hi Denise,
You must already have a Password for your Administrator User Account to be able
to operate your Mac.
Go to System Preferences Users Groups
Users Groups - Select your User Account
Then Select - Login Options Automatic Login - Select 'OFF'
When you click on the login options
Hi Denise --
-- As Stephen says, you can set up a password in System Preferences.
-- I used to run my iMac without a password. Since I added a password,
for the same reasons as you, I find:
1. If there is a power outage etc or unexpected shutdown, the system
does not come up again automatically
Sorry Ronni.
i did all that you told me to and it did not fix the problem so I took it to
Macs-4-U. My daughter was pressing me to get it back to me and there was alack
of time.
As I said I sorted out the logon password.
Thanks.
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Ph: (08) 9257 1577
Hi Ronni
How many dogs do you have I lost my standard poodle 18 months ago. His ashes
are sitting near me where I do my iMac stuff.
Yes it is the same MacBook as I previously requested assistance.
I replied to your message on 22 June 2013.
I have found out the password from Macs-4-U
. His ashes
are sitting near me where I do my iMac stuff.
Yes it is the same MacBook as I previously requested assistance.
I replied to your message on 22 June 2013.
I have found out the password from Macs-4-U.
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Ph: (08) 9257 1577
Mbl: 0417
I can't logon to my daughter's MacBook.
I remember there was some discussion about retrieving logon passwords but can't
find this.
Can someone please remind me how to retrieve a logon pass word?
I'm currently on sick leave.
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Ph: (08) 9257 1577
and replacing the Directory has got the
MacBook to bootup to the Login screen?
Then ask your Forgotten Administrator Password question and I will reply to it.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 25/06/2013, at 11:16 AM, Stuart Breden bred...@highway1.biz wrote:
I can't logon to my daughter's MacBook.
I
Hi Severin
Did you also change the password in the outgoing setting in the Advanced
section?
(Ie follow Ronnis instructions below to get to Advanced and put the new
password in there as well. Probably about step 4a).
Kind regards
Daniel
Sent from my iPhone 5
---
Daniel Kerr
MacWizardry
At Westnet's insistence, my mail account having been hacked, I changed my Mail
password. All fine with changed password on this iMac and our MacBook but not
on the iPad. It gets incoming mail happily but says password wrong when
sending. How can this be??!!
Severin Crisp
Hi Severin,
If you are sure you have typed the correct new password and have verified that
your account is set up and your SMTP server is On and you still can’t send mail.
1. Touch the Account from the Mail, Contacts, Calendars tab.
2. Touch the Account tab and then touch the Advanced tab under
but chilly day
Severin
On 14/06/2013, at 6:59 AM, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Severin,
If you are sure you have typed the correct new password and have verified
that your account is set up and your SMTP server is On and you still can’t
send mail.
1. Touch the Account from the Mail
on this lovely sunny but chilly day
Severin
On 14/06/2013, at 6:59 AM, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Severin,
If you are sure you have typed the correct new password and have verified
that your account is set up and your SMTP server is On and you still can’t
send mail.
1. Touch the Account
typed the correct new password and have verified
that your account is set up and your SMTP server is On and you still can’t
send mail.
1. Touch the Account from the Mail, Contacts, Calendars tab.
2. Touch the Account tab and then touch the Advanced tab under the SMTP tab.
3. Use SSL switch
Hi Paul,
If 'sign out and sign back in' has not corrected your Apple ID password
problem.
iTunes keeps rejecting your password even after changing it.
And the account email address is correct.
Open iTunes
iTunes Preferences Advanced
Reset iTunes Store cache: Reset cache
Then make certain
not corrected your Apple ID password
problem.
iTunes keeps rejecting your password even after changing it.
And the account email address is correct.
Open iTunes
iTunes Preferences Advanced
Reset iTunes Store cache: Reset cache
Then make certain the computer is Authorized.
Cheers
not corrected your Apple ID password
problem.
iTunes keeps rejecting your password even after changing it.
And the account email address is correct.
Open iTunes
iTunes Preferences Advanced
Reset iTunes Store cache: Reset cache
Then make certain the computer is Authorized.
Cheers
Hi All,
Strange one here. I tried to download a free app from the iTunes store and it
complained my password was wrong. I have been using this password for sometime
now, just under a year actually.
When I go through all the steps to change the password it will accept it, send
me the email
Hi Paul,
Have you tried signing out of your Apple ID and then signing back in again.
Open iTunes
In the menu bar- Go to Store Sign Out
Then Sign in again
See if that sorts the password problem out.
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad4
On 28/05/2013, at 4:58 PM, Paul Willemse p...@thelink.to
Hi folks,
My step-daughter cannot remember her password for the above.
Does anyone know if there is a way of obtaining it please ?
Regards,
Stephen Chape
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password for the above.
Does anyone know if there is a way of obtaining it please ?
Regards,
Stephen Chape
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