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§ A lot of people seem to have found success by simply going to Settings > iCloud and tapping Sign Out at the bottom. Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and then drag the slider to turn off, then press and hold Sleep/Wake to turn it on again. Need any more help dealing with continual iCloud sign-in requests? Have you found another way to deal with the problem? Let us know below in the comments! Potential solutions: § Begin with a simple restart.

Enter the passcode of your current device.Įnter the passcode for the requested device to complete the setup process.

Signing into iCloud could take a couple of minutes.

Tap Not if you use a separate Apple IDs for iCloud and iTunes/the App Store and you didn't sign out of the latter.Įnter your iCloud Apple ID and password.

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Enter your password to disable Find My iPhone on your iPhone or iPad.

If you want to stop the incessent nagging to enter your iCloud password, try signing out of iCloud, power cycling your device, then signing back into iCloud. I go into Mail and re-enter my password and things are OK for a few days. I get a message that my iCloud password needs updating. I use an app specific password icloud password for Mail.

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Harrow I Am One of Many Tales From Ancient Times.How to stop iCloud from asking you to repeatedly sign in on iPhone and iPad Windows 10 Mail keeps asking me to update my password for my iCloud account. I’ve seen this happening on couple of my employees work station. I would consider expanding my use of iCloud services, including purchasing additional storage,īut these challenges remind me too much of MobileMe's issues and have me reconsidering use of iCloud.Īs discussed in Apple support forum, this issue could be with the iCloud server not with your computer or Outlook.

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Based on this, it doesn't appear that the issue is on my local PC / Outlook, but with the iCloud server then the account credentials appear to still be valid and I do not get a prompt for user name / password and synchronization takes place as it should. If I manually force a synchronization within 15 minutes of going through one of these multiple password submissions The sign-on issues have the appearance of a server that is not responding or accepting theĪuthentication details, but as long as I keep checking 'Remember my Password' and clicking on OK - it will eventually accept the account information. When synchronizationĭoes finally complete - I have no problem with the data - but the process I have to go through with multiple sign-on efforts and too frequent crashes of the process requiring a restart of the application is extremely frustrating. When I restart, and go through the multiple password send attempts, the synchronization will work. The only correction to this is to end the Outlook.exe process. In addition, at least twice a day and frequently more often, the synchronization processįreezes midway through (as tracked by the Outlook send / receive dialog window).

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Without my manual intervention to click on dialog window asking for user name / password, the send / receive process for iCloud doesn't complete. The authentication process and the synchronization can continue. I will get between 2 and 7 prompts for the password (which is saved and correct) before the iCloud server accepts Getting prompted to enter the saved username / password for my iCloud account during every send / receive session initiated by Outlook 2007. The setup process worked without a problem, however, whenever my system tries to synchronize with the iCloud servers, I keep I've now signed up for iCloud, and am having similar challenges. Of continuing challenges with Outlook 2007 and MobileMe services.

That was step one, now: any folder you want to share you right click the folder. in the 'home or at work tab', scroll down and you'll see 'password protected sharing', tic 'deactivate password protected sharing'. I was a subscriber to MobileMe earlier in the year, but dropped my subscription because in the left column, click 'change advanced sharing settings'.