Cannot log into iCloud after upgrading to Yosemite

I have 3 iCloud accounts on my mac for various family members but after the upgrade I cannot get the iCloud account to log in. It just keeps asking for the password.
Any ideas?
Dhiran

You must be logged in using the Apple ID used to purchase iPhoto or to set up your Mac - If you are logged in with the Apple ID that was used to purchase iPhoto or to set up the computer if it came preinstalled then quit iPhoto, backup your iPhoto library and drag the iphoto application to the trash (do not empty the trash yet) and then go to the App store and install iPhoto
If this does not allow you to upgrade then you need to contact App store support - link i son the right of the app store window
LN

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MobileMe was closed over a year ago and was replaced by iCloud. Even though you still have that setting it will no longer function.
You will need to upgrade to OS X Lion higher in order to set up iCloud on your Mac. First check to see if your system meets the system requirements to upgrade.
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To use iCloud, you must first sign up via your Apple ID on an iOS device running iOS 5 or later. This can also be done on a PC running Microsoft Windows 7 or later:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4436
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Jeff,
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