Apple ID conflict and/or too old

Hello,
This is a very stupid situation, and by reading some posts in the forum, I've read a similar conversation which, unfortunately did not bring answers for my problem…
I am an "old" Apple user and my Apple ID has been a username forever. With this Apple ID, I logged into Apple.com and used the account for equipment purchase for years. This Apple ID uses an email. When iTunes was created, I was not much using it, but when i got my iPad 2 years ago, I had to create an iTunes account thinking this account was different than the Apple one.
There has been an major change of OS on the iPad about over a year ago and when the iPad restarted, it asked again and again for an Apple ID refusing the username. I think I have created an account using the same email as my Apple account (do tou follow ?) but since there was something that could not be completed in the process, I have switched the iPad off and back on and my account was ok appearing to be the Apple account.
Now, with the new IOS7 upgrade, I can configure the iPad using the username of my Apple account but then the system requests me to upgrade the username thus using the email ot the account as the Apple ID.
When I try to do that, I get an error message saying my email is already used and that if it's my account, I can reset a forgotten password. The password is not forgotten, I just think I have accounts (Apple and iTunes) which bears the same email but not the same password and which I thought were not linked.
Oh my, it is so confusing even for me…
I haven't created an iCloud account yet, but for another member of my family's iPad, and recalling all of this questionning about Apple IDs, accounts, and so, I called Apple support in France and someone told me that Apple account = iTunes account = iCloud… I did not have a better answer from the people at the Apple Store in Paris.
I was puzzled with that answer, but do you confirm ?
With these 2 accounts, how can I know which is which ? Since I use my Apple account (username, mail, pwd) for iTunes, how can I get rid of the other account ?
Thank you for your response… and help on that matter…
Illya - from France -

Are iTunes and Apple and iCloud accounts separated ?
My Apple account uses an old username as the ID
The iTunes and Apple uses the same email
Unfortunately it seems I can't change my Apple ID into an email because it is already used…
Ideas ?

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mismatch between glibc and the kernel now, but the question is: how do I get out of this? This installation is on a VPS and I only have remote access. In case of emergency I can just restore yesterday's backup, but first I'd like to know if there is some other solution.

Lol, I had the same problem just now:) System became completely unusable!
Luckily I found the old glibc package without too much trouble, and with the help of a LiveCD I manually extracted the package and put the old files back in place. All back to normal. Phew!
I'm kinda happy I didn't have to setup a Vserver for it:)
My 10 year old pc, now performing admirably as a simple router, lives on!

I have an older Ipod Touch, I bought a new one and the Itunes on my computer is too old to recognize my new Ipod Touch and cannot be updated. Is there a creditable software program I can use to get all my old music from my old iPod Touch to the new one?

I have an older iPod Touch, I bought a new one and the Itunes on my computer is too old to recognize my new iPod Touch and Itunes cannot be updated. Is there a creditable software program I can use to get all my old music from my old iPod Touch to the new one? It is my understanding that the music cannot be saved onto my new iTunes, b/c I did not have iCloud. I have over 2,000 songs I just cannot part with. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help some how!! THANKS!

I had the same problem with my iPad, i couldn't get the newer version of itunes because the computer was too old and my iPad couldnt sync with the old itunes. I got a PC from school a few months later so that solved the problem for me. Unfortunately i don't think there would be a program to put your music on your iPod, iTunes should be the only way to transfer files to Apple devices. What operating system are you running and what version of it is it?

HT1920 I have got a Activation Lock on my iPhone and I need to get it activated. I don't know what Apple ID I was using with my iPhone. It shows as U***@h******.uk which is too short to be my email address. I have reset all my Apple ID passwords and none

I have got a Activation Lock on my iPhone and I need to get it activated. I don't know what Apple ID I was using with my iPhone. It shows as U***@h******.uk which is too short to be my email address. I have reset all my Apple ID passwords and none are activating my iPhone. I have also been into the apple store and they have tried to find out the Apple ID my iPhone was using but this was not successful. The serial number of my iPhone is: C32JN641DTWF

You are going to need to change the email address you use with your old ID. Once you have got access to your old account you will then log into both accounts at the same time on your Mac and transfer your data to a single account. We can do this later, but need you to get access to your old account first.
My Apple ID

My iOS remains the same as whats inside my iPhone I bought it 18months ago, which is version 4.2.1, I am told by an Apple shop that its too old to do a proper update, unless all my data will have to be erased !! is this true ? if so, how to get round it

my iOS remains the same as whats inside my iPhone I bought it 18months ago, which is version 4.2.1, I am told by an Apple shop that its too old to do a proper update, unless all my data will have to be erased !! is this true ? if so, how to get round it ? Chuck

Be sure to do a backup before updating as protection. Photos should
be synced with your computer, music should be in iTunes, documents
should be backed up on your computer as should contacts in whatever
program you use on your computer. You should already have backups
of your important information to prevent loss in case of theft, crash,
physical damage. The question is not if your hard drive will crash but
when, and you iPhone is not a backup device nor fit for the only
source of any document, picture, music, movie, contact or otherwise
irreplaceable information.

How can I rollback from Yosemite to Lion? I need to do this as I purchased a newer iMac and I have the old 17" iMac HD that I want to get the data migrated from. When I start the Migration Assistant it tells me that the OS X version is too old. Help!

I have purchased a newer mid 2011 iMac for my wife to replace her dead 17"iMac from 2006. It was running Snow Leopard. The new iMac has Yosemite and when I go into Migration Assistant it tells me that the OS X is too old, implying that I cannot get the data from it. How can I migrate this data to the new iMac? I have the hard drive removed and in an external enclosure connected to the new iMac.
Thanks,
Bill Stratman

Since any OS since Lion does not support Rosetta or PPC applications, you may want to check her apps for compatibility.
Have you tried to follow all the instructions here:
OS X Yosemite: Transfer your info from a computer or storage device
Also, as a general note: when you got the 2011 iMac did it have the original OS installed as required by the SLA? The seller is to remove any OS version obtained at the app store since the license is not transferable - did he do that? If not, as the OS download is tied to the Apple ID used to obtain it, you will not be able to update apps or reinstall the OS, so may I suggest you do this step now before you start porting over all the files. Use Internet Recovery: Hold Command + Option + R while restarting/rebooting until you see a spinning globe and a progress bar. After 2 - 10 minutes, you'll be connected to Apple's servers and see a Utilities window. Go to Disk Utility and choose erase your drive; once finished, go back to the window and choose to reinstall OS X. This should install a fresh original OS version which you can then update and tie to your wife's Apple ID.

Apple ID conflict and/or too old

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