Disappearing e mails/ apple products failing

Having converted almost totally to mac 9 months ago, today, my e mails have started disappearing within 3/4 minutes. Since the ios6 update, my i pad and I phone will not get wifi in half of he house ( I mac still does). And Apple TV no longer communicates with I pod. So there is very little left of apple hat is working. What do I do apple?

I have the same problem. Things worked fine for a while. I was able to see the body of the email plus the attachment. Even was able to open PDFs in iBooks. Now I only see the "Preview". I clock the particular email and I get a blank page with a header... plus no ability to see the attachment. This needs to be addressed in an update.
How did you reset your phone? Did you lose any content in the process?
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I'm an avid Mac enthusiast who works in a creative field. However, I simply cannot afford a new Mac after my old one's internal hard drive failed. Can anyone recommend an affordable Mac option? I don't want to consider a non-Apple product.

I'm an avid Mac enthusiast who works in a creative field. However, I simply cannot afford a new Mac after my old one's internal hard drive failed. Can anyone recommend an affordable Mac option? I don't want to consider a non-Apple product.

Macs with a FireWire port will also boot happily from an External drive. You don't even need to open the MacBook.
Some users buy a drive they would like to have as a future Internal drive, and also buy an external enclosure. They get the External set up the way they want it, then swap with the Internal drive.

I have 3 apple products can I sync my mail accounts so that if i action on will it will do the same on all the others, like delete an e-mail and that e-mail is deleted on all the other devices

I have 3 apple products can I sync my mail accounts so that if i action on one it will do the same on all the others, like delete an e-mail and that e-mail is deleted on all the other devices

Hello sstan114,
Great question! What type of email account are you using? Most email providers these days offer IMAP accounts (as opposed to POP). With IMAP, your changes should reflect across your devices (for example: if you read an email on your iPhone, it should be marked as read on your iPad). For more information about IMAP, see this resource:
iCloud: IMAP
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2585
In some cases, you may need to contact your Email provider or check out their online resources for information on how to setup your account as IMAP. The following article outlines some important information you’ll want to gather:
Mail settings you might need from your email provider - Apple Support
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT1277
Cheers,
Matt M.

Is there any news relative to the Michigan University students hacking Go-mail accounts relative to apple products?

Folks,
Yesterday I heard on the news that a team at the University of Michigan had hacked G-mail accounts on Android divides at an approximately 92% success rate.
The commentator said that Apple products could also be hacked. Earlier today I checked the internet and only found information related to Android phones relative to this study. Has anyone heard any news concerning those of us who use G-mail on apple devices having anything to fear? They said that the researchers had used applications relative to tax preparation as well as two other types of apps in hacking the G-mail account.
Thanks in advance.

Various security groups have been testing Android phones for security issues including buying used ones off e-bay and other internet sites and recovering e-mails and photos off supposedly reset devices.
In those cases the researches have said that there is a possibility that Apple could have these problems once one figures out how to do it.

Problem with Apple products

I tried sending this in Apple's feedback section and there wasn't enough space.
This is a personal comment about Apple product, but i believe other will connect with it.
i didnt know where else to put it.
Firstly I am and have been an avid believer of apple products for many years but after having to replace my broken MacBook pro problems within Apple products have come to light. I have lost faith completely with Apple and all it products. I feel my argument is justified and will be understood by many consumers.
Apples ferocity in upgrading and renewing how their systems work used to be admirable, you could rely on Apple to create a better product that understood its client’s needs. Now all I see is the constant changes with each model released as being a desperate ploy to make more money and sucker consumers into buying Apple Products.
I could simply be raising an issue in our current consumer society, this blind need for the biggest brands and products running our lives. I to, like most, give in to the capitalist marketing scheme, that if I buy that particular product that has been advertised on every billboard and TV advert, my live will be better. I honestly believe that this system is corrupt, yet we all still buy in to it.
I have just replaced my 2009 MacBook Pro 13inch with a brand new 2013 MacBook Pro 13inch. The first issue which is personal to me is the disappearance of the CD drive and Ethernet port. Secondly myself along with a number of others have had a long standing hate with Macs only having two USB ports thankfully they were next to each other. Now with my new MacBook Pro USB ports are on either side of the computer which creates an impossible obstacle when trying to plug in a device that needs two USB ports to power it. These are minor annoyances that can be resolved with the help of more money.
Thirdly Apple is known for doing this, changing the power plug and outlet with each new model. Firstly the new iPhones and now with MacBook’s. It makes everyone’s life that much harder when power cord cost up to $120, how hard is it to have one reliable design that can be used throughout each model.
I question Apples design skills as with every model the basics keep changing, Apple in the past had already perfected, them they are now just finding new ways to profit. Their need to keep making smaller models has meant that many people will now have to go out and spend more money when it should've been included to begin with.
I understand that Apple as a company stays wealthy off the money of its consumers and I could make the same arguments with most companies, I don't understand how Apple can be so knowingly obtuse with how they treat their products.
I am no way fully educated on Apple products, my complaints come from mine and others observations using the apple products, but I feel compelled to put this opinion forward.

It looks like something is wrong with 'Textual 5'. It's using a lot of memory and a lot of CPU and is generating a lot of diagnostic reports. Use the search facility in Console.app to search for 'Textual' and paste a sample of what comes up here.
Also, I suggest you get rid of 'iStatMenus' using the uninstaller from the developer's site.
C.
P.S. Many people will tell you that 4GB is not enough RAM, and maybe they are correct. But, I have been running OS X 10.10.3 with 4GB RAM (instead of my normal 16GB) on a low-end 2009 iMac for about a week and it has been absolutely fine for what I would call 'office work'. I haven't been editing videos or Photoshopping high-def pictures, but I've been using and switching between MS Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Mail, Safari, Preview, Intaglio, TextWrangler, Terminal, CyberDuck and various other things all open at the same time while playing music on iTunes with absolutely no issues.

Mail app intermittently fails to connect - internet accounts preferences cannot connect, then unable to verify name or password. Why?

Running 10.10.2 on early 2011 MBP, 8 GB RAM.
Mail app intermittently fails to connect - message: internet accounts preferences cannot connect, then unable to verify name or password. No problem with iPhone to connect same 3 accounts. Have run Disk Utility and rebooted. What is happening?

Same issue, too. But I have nothing better to do than try to fix Apple problems that appear mysteriously and randomly; I'm sure you're the same way.
The REAL REASON, which can no longer be overlooked, is that Apple's (probably underpaid sweatshop Chinese) employees build toys for grown-ups and do little more than that. I wish I had never bought my Mac (2009) since few things about Apples are "intuitive" unless you've been an Apple cultist since Jobs introduced the first Mac. Oh, and because things mysteriously stop working, something I don't recall happening with any of the PCs I've owned.
Apple's version of Excel is a total joke and on an update that I did not ask for, the "Save As" feature, a convention that was 30 years old and worked well, was removed in favor of "Duplicate, Rename, Save." What 22 year-old Apple product manager was allowed to make this change?
I foolishly compounded my Mac purchase error by buying an iPhone 4S. On that lovely ($200 Verizon-subsidized) product, I can no longer discover my home network, rendering my ($100) Airplay for outdoor music useless. (But I probably can post a picture directly to Facebook or something! More toyish behavior in which Apple specializes.) Can I get support on these POS with a phone call? No, I need to rely on a Aapl cultist to devise some esoteric key combo or a "jailbreak" on a Support board or blog site.
I'm eligible for a phone upgrade on 8/13 and I'm counting the days. Will upgrade to a good large-screen laptop asap as well and then throw the Mac out my office window. Junk, just junk. Apple's stock is at $433 from $700 and it's still overpriced. How long will this rant last before it's sanitized by the Cupertino Big Brother? Maybe what the children who design product ought to do instead is BUILD BETTER STUFF.

What is the best home set up for a family to share/use apple products

Hi, I am relatively new to apple (have an iPad) and having been a PC user for years I was pleasantly surprised with the apple experience and am now trying to work out the best set up for me, my husband and young son as I am buying them both of them apple products this Christmas. New Mac laptop/ ipad for hubby and then an ipod touch for my son oh and a new mac laptop for me. We are also thinking of moving from Blackberries to iPhones. Yes we seem to be hooked! but i am unsure about the home family set up and how to replace my PC network that I run off an 8TB server.
In reading the forums I keep seeing people talk about problems they have with two apple IDs and trying to merge them. I have also heard about a family ID allowing us to share apps legally. I am really nervous of setting us up wrong and then having problems later and hence i am now looking for some advice on how to share as much as we can legally but also make usage practical and not invading each others privacy. thoughts so far:
Music - I think we are happy to share the same music and access using one ID (we currently don't buy much music from apple but have lots of CDs we share).
Photos - It would be nice to share photos - as long as my son or husband cannot accidentally delete photos of mine (which is my biggest concern). I currently load all camera photos onto my 8TB storage box as the network owner and my husband has full access to copy any photo to his laptop but can never delete the original copies by accident.
Apps - If possible i would like us to share these but they are cheap enough these days to separate if really needed. Would be good to share licence for pages etc though
cloud, contacts, facetime, email - this is what is making me consider separate IDs or learning how to have multiple users in one apple ID - I do not want to have to share synced contacts with my husband. I have near 300 contacts now through work etc and he will not want them plus i will not want his or him being able to delete mine by mistake. and then for email and facetime, well I want to give him his privacy so I do not receive his messages etc. especially now that we are considering switching to iPhones
Then last but not least, i don't know the best solution for my son. he is only 7 years old so even though I don't want to pay for things again I don't want him being able to download "just any" app from the purchased icon in Appstore. Also, is there a child friendly setting to prevent him from viewing inappropriate content on the internet?
Appreciate I have asked a lot of questions here but I am looking for any genuine advice out there. Thank you in advance to any potential advisers.

Welcome to the Apple Community.
You don't need to use the same ID on a device for iCloud and iTunes.
iCloud covers mail, contacts, calendars, reminders, notes, bookmarks, photostream, document syncing etc and for these I recommend you each have your own ID's, this will stop others from having access to and likely more importantly being able to edit or even delete your personal information.
Someone of Age needs to be responsible for an account, so for younger children you will need to create and be responsible for an account yourself but let the child use it.
For iTunes you could use a single account so everyone can share music and apps or you could use separate accounts (there are ways to share content between users, Apple provides homesharing to do this).
When choosing how to proceed with iTunes, it might be worth remembering that someday your children will reach 21 (or whatever age they feel they have become independent) and will likely want their own account, changing accounts later may make it difficult to access previous content.
Photostream now has shared albums, so you can share just what you want with others. Shared photos using shared albums cannot be deleted by others with different accounts, but if you all shared the same account they could be.
Facetime and messages can also use an ID independently of each other, iCloud and iTunes. Separate ID's are recommended for these, joint accounts can be problematic.
iTunes has parental controls for youngsters, however at 7, I suggest you don't reveal the password to him and enter it yourself when he needs to purchase something, otherwise you may receive unexpected bills.

Apple Products no longer AirPrint with new routers

I have a OfficeJet Pro 8500 A910 Series printer and was using a linksys WRT160N V2 router (open without a password protection). I also have an HP Laptop, a MacBook Pro Retina, two IPhones and an IPad. All devices were able to print wirelessly on the Office Jet.
I sought to repace the router first with a Linksys AC1200 and then with an Apple Airport Extreme. With both routers the HP laptop was able to print wirelessly to the printer. However, the apple products could not. All equipment is on the same network (password protected). Sometimes the Apple products can see the printer and I think when first connected they will print. But within a few minutes will no longer be able to perform an airprint. If I delete the printer and try to add it - the printer disappears as a nearby printer and sometimes does not show up as a bonjour printer either.
While I can limp along with the older router, I worry that when it finally dies, I will no longer be able to use this printer wirelessly. I have both new routers in their boxes ready to be returned - but perhaps there is a solution.
I have spent hours on the phone with both Apple and witih Linksys to no avail. I do think this is an HP problem and so do they.
I have tried limiting the router to a 2.x Ghz - and note that using a 5 Ghs frequency makes the Apple products ever less happy.

Hi @StarvationPoint,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I gather that since changing your router that you are encountering difficulties in using AirPrint from your Apple mobile devices.
I have included a post by @Shirlzz1 on the forums titled Help Determine if your router can support AirPrint with the Bonjour Discovery App. It will walk you through downloading an app that checks to see if the routers support Bonjour (I know the Apple AirPort Extreme does).
I’ve also included the Printing Over a Wireless Network with Apple's AirPrint FAQs document. It has some great trouble shooting steps in the “What if a 'No AirPrint Printers Found' message displays on my Apple device?” section.
Please let me know the outcome.
Regards,
Happytohelp01
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HT4199 My macbook pro and ipad does not recognize my printer on my wireless network, but my pc does. How can I get my apple products to see it on the network so I can print wirelessly? My printer is a Brother MFC-J270W

My macbook pro and ipad does not recognize my printer on my wireless network, but my pc does. How can I get my apple products to see it on the network so I can print wirelessly? My printer is a Brother MFC-J270W

try disabling email scanning for incoming mail.
One of the last things that occurs is the mail server and Thunderbird sign off on "where we are up to" and Thunderbird stores this state information in the popstate.dat file in your profile (there is one in each POP mail account folder). If the anti virus, or you for that matter, end the conversation a few seconds early that hand off does not occur and the popstate is not stored.

Problem description: My MacBook Pro is running really slow. Applications won't open or take up to 10 min. EtreCheck version: 2.1.5 (108) Report generated December 27, 2014 at 9:15:58 PM CST Click the [Support] links for help with non-Apple products

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You have nearly run out of disk space. Either purchase a larger one or start cleaning out the one you have?

I already have an iTunes account but need to open a new one as I have many apple products but am limited to how many I can use my iTunes account on. How do I open a new one please. Thanks

Hi I already have an itunes account registered to my address and email address.
The problem is, I have many apple products but i'm limited to how many products I can use one itunes account for.
How do I open a new itunes account for the same address please.
Thanks for your help.
Sam

Well, you can probably do it, but then you also have to buy the products again to use them from the other account since they cannot be transferred or shared between accounts. So if you have 7 computers and want the same movie authorized on all of them, you'll have to buy the movie twice and then authorize some devices on one account and others on the other.
Do you really have >5 devices, or is it just that you have a lot of devices authorized that no longer exist but are tying up authorization slots? If that's the case, you can deauthorize things.
iTunes Store: About authorization and deauthorization - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1420 - and another helpful post: https://discussions.apple.com/message/17828050
I have no idea how to do multiple accounts but you may need to create a new e-mail address (plenty of free ones out there).

In attempts to reconcile with the recent updates to Apple products/iTunes accounts, I have changed my password and settings on all of my Apple devices. Still, all of them repeatedly ask me to sign in, and sign in again, to my AppleID.

I have a Macbook (2011), an iPad 3, and an iPhone 5. My son also has an iPhone 4, which logs in under my AppleID. I spent my entire day off yesterday trying to reconcile the issues with our devices. I had not used my Macbook for a couple of weeks, as I had had to replace my charger for the fifth time in three and a half years-different story for a different time (My last Macbook's supposedly inferior charger lasted the duration of my ownership of it and then some, by the way.). Anyway, my Macbook repeatedly asked me to log in, alternately, to my iCloud and then my FaceTime. No sooner would I enter my password for iCloud than it would ask for my Facetime password; I entered the password for Facetime, and the iCloud password would be requested, so on. The text boxes would not go away. Other programs' windows would not open in front of them. I searched here and other forums, having moved a FaceTime password request to the far right of my screen & minimizing my Safari window, so as to fully see my search results. I turned my Mail off and on, no luck. I logged out of iCloud completely, to no avail. Finally, I changed my AppleID password. This seemed to work...for my Macbook. It no longer asks me for my passwords. Now, however, I cannot even update apps on my iPad, despite the fact that I have logged out of and back into my iCloud on my iPad. This is NOT why have staunchly defended my choice to use strictly Apple products for the last decade. I feel like a Windows user. I was going to upgrade to the iPhone 6 Plus when my current contract is up in a couple of months, but if this is the future of Apple....
Anyway, if anyone has answers or a solution, I would greatly appreciate the guidance. So disappointed in Apple right now.

Go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account, provide the password for the old ID when prompted to turn off Find My iPhone, then sign back in with your new credentials. If all you did was modify your existing ID rather than creating and entirely new ID, you can choose Delete from My iPhone when prompted. Your data will still be in iCloud and will download to your phone when you sign back in.

My househoulse is full of Apple products. We have Ipad, Ipod, and Iphone, but they are all registered under same email. Therefore, we can not facetime with each other. Does anyone know how I could change this?

How do I facetime with the same email address on the Apple product?

The iphone identification should be its phone number, for other devices, such as ipad, ipod, imac you must generate a new e-mail address for each. You can do this by using Yahoo mail, google mail, or perhaps the e-mail system that your internet service provider offers. The point is, each unit needs its own id.

As a long-time customer of Apple, I am beginning to LOSE CONFIDENCE in Apple products

7 months ago I purchased 2 new Apple computers, a MacBook Pro and an iMac 21.5'. The iMac is now experiencing HUGE issues.
One day I was using it for an important music session and it turned off without warning, and would not turn back on regardless of what I tried (replaced memory, tried system reset, left it unplugged overnight, etc). I took it to the Apple store in SOHO and the issue was fixed temporarily, but then 3 weeks later (in the middle of another important recording/mastering session) it failed again and would not turn on. I took it to Apple again and finally got it back over a week after I dropped it off. So far, in the past month, the following has been replaced in this one computer: 1) Power Supply 205W (replaced TWICE), 2) Fan, Optical Drive, 3)AMD Radeon HD 6750M 512MB Video Card, 4) Board, LED Backlight, and 5) Format Hard Drive & Reinstall OS and ALL software.
Now the iMac will neither start nor connect to the keyboard/mouse AND I was told by your "geniuses" that I will need to format my hard drive (which contains $10,000+ worth of software and irreplaceable music projects) and reinstall EVERYTHING.
As a long-time customer of Apple, who prides himself on providing quality service to his music clients, this seems UNACCEPTABLE. Unlike Apple, I am not a multi-billion dollar business and cannot afford to lose the important clients. Luckily they have been patient with me up to this point. I use Apple products in almost every facet of my life (iPhone, iTouch, laptop, iMac, etc) and was planning to purchase 2 Mac towers when I open my studio in Brooklyn at the end of this year. Now, I am hesitant to use Apple for my business.
So my ultimate question for Apple is, how much do you really value your customers? Are you willing to help an aspiring entrepreneur regain his confidence in your products (HIS products)? Are you willing to admit that you have given me a faulty product and replace it with something that is guaranteed to work and make both me and my clients happy? The ball is in your court, Apple. Let's see if you are able to TRULY provide the type of customer service your company prides itself on.
Sincerely,
Long-time Customer & First-time Skeptic, Matthew Brittain

Matt_MLB wrote:
Yea I have everything backed up BUT that does not change the fact that the computer hardware is FAULTY and that even with the backup I will need to reinstall ALL of the software. One of my programs alone is a 6-hour install. Had my computer not failed I would still be working on my projects, rather than waiting for installs to be completed.
Make sense now?
Had you taken the time to clone your drive there would be no reinstall required, you chose the method you use to backup, now you get to actually use it. But If your Mac is currently functional, make a clone, it will save hours if not days of work.

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I have heard that unless I have a Mac or newer AirPrint printer, I will not be able to print from my iPad. This is my first apple product, so I really hope that is not the case, or it may have to go back. I do not want to have to go out and buy a new printer when mine works fine and is only a couple of years old. Please let me know if there is a solution to my problem.

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