- How to fix messages on mac update#
- How to fix messages on mac password#
- How to fix messages on mac mac#
How to fix messages on mac mac#
Next, log out of your iCloud account by navigating to ‘System preferences > iCloud’ and clicking the ‘Sign Out’ button.
If you regularly switch between Apple IDs, then it’s easy to get confused, so it’s always worth making sure that you’re using the “correct” Apple ID for the current situation: However, it is possible to create multiple Apple IDs, for example you might have different Apple IDs for use at home and at work, or even different Apple IDs for different services, such as iTunes and iCloud. Ideally, you should have a single Apple ID that you use for all your Apple apps and services, and across all of your devices.
How to fix messages on mac password#
If you recently changed the password for your Apple ID and haven’t kept iCloud in the loop, then chances are you’ll be able to resolve all of your iCloud problems by updating its stored password:
How to fix messages on mac update#
ICloud uses your Apple ID, so if you ever change your Apple ID password then you’ll also need to update the password that’s stored in your Mac’s ‘System preferences > iCloud’ menu. In this scenario, there’s nothing you can do but wait for Apple to fix whatever’s currently going on with iCloud. If you spot an orange or red bulb next to any iCloud services, then it means there’s currently an issue with iCloud, which is probably the reason why you’re encountering so many error messages.
Although Apple’s apps and services are pretty reliable, it’s still worth checking whether iCloud is experiencing any downtime, scheduled maintenance, or any other kind of disruptions, by taking a look at Apple’s dedicated System Status dashboard.