Download password prompting - want to prompt everytime

I want to force entry of account password for every download. This is what is in the manual:
Downloads for purchase are charged to your iTunes Store account. For additional
downloads made within the next fifteen minutes, you don’t have to enter your
password again.
Is this possible to configure?

Sign out of the iTunes Store after each download.
Phil

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The fix was to completely remove all Apple Software following guides in previous posts.
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[http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/3.6/system-requirements/
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Settings > Facetime.
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Hi All,
I have been using this computer for almost 6 months now with absolutely no problems until I encrypted my system drive with BitLocker. I am not using a TPM. Now, almost every time I get to the password prompt for BitLocker at boot, my computer turns completely
off. I am using an ASUS Z97-E. ASUS tech support was completely useless and wanted to pass the blame instead of help, so I guess I'm on my own as far as their support.
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Based on my research, this is a firmware problem. It does not matter what authentication method (TPM/without TPM/PIN+TPM/Password only/...) is used, it leaves you only some seconds before it shuts down.
It's recommend you contact ASUS tell them to try and reproduce it. They would need to fix their BIOS.
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I have configured RADIUS authentication for VTY access to a Catalyst 2960S running 15.0(2)SE2.
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James:
you use the line:
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I desperately need help. My iphone 4s can't be used because the icloud password prompt comes up every 2 seconds. I had an old itunes account with an old email a long time ago and cancelled the email address. i.e I can't go back into it to read any emails anymore. PS I've never used an icloud account with this email address.
For some reason my Iphone is prompting me to put in a password to sign into this icloud account with my old email address. I try to cancel it but it just prompts me again 2 seconds later. I now can't use my iphone becuase of this.
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It's saying my accounts not verified on my iphone and tries to send me an email to the correct email address to verify it but I never receive an email to this account to do that.
Is there a way to cancel the old email account on itunes or some other magical trick to help me.
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Hi John;
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Hello everyone.
I recently started renting movies from the iTunes store and watched them on my MacBook Air since I don't have an appleTV. (In fact on my TV connected via HDMI cable to the MacBook but I think that doesn't change the cause)
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Is there a way to temporarily prevent all automatic password prompts?
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This is taken from Mac Help. It should guide you in solving your issue.
Changing the way users log in
You can require users to enter a password to log in to your computer, or you can turn on automatic login, which automatically logs in a specified user each time the computer starts up.
Automatic login is useful if you’re the only person who uses your computer, and the computer is always in a safe and secure place. If you have more than one user account on your computer, or if you’re concerned about the security of information on your computer, you should require users to log in with a password. Automatic login is not available for accounts that are using FileVault encryption.
If you require users to log in, you can change what they see in the login window. You can show a list of users with a picture next to each name and a place to enter the password, or require users to enter both their user name and password.
To change the way users log in:
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Accounts.
Open Accounts preferences
Click the lock icon to unlock it, and then type an administrator name and password.
Click Login Options.
Do one of the following:
To require users to log in whenever the computer starts up, choose Off from the “Automatic login” pop-up menu.
To have the computer automatically log in to a particular account when the computer starts up, choose the account from the “Automatic login” pop-up menu, enter an administrator password, and click OK.
IMPORTANT: Automatic login allows anyone to get immediate access to your computer simply by restarting it. If you turn on automatic login, make sure the computer doesn’t automatically log in to an account with administrator privileges.
Next to the ”Display login window as,” select how you want the login window to appear:
To have users select an account from a list in the login window, select “List of users.”
To require users to type their user account name and password, select “Name and password.”
To show each user’s password hint, select the “Show password hints” checkbox.
If you turn on automatic login for yourself, the computer opens your account when it starts up. If you log out, other users see a login window to log in to their user accounts.
The Login Options pane of Accounts preferences
Use the Login Options pane of Accounts preferences to change the way the login window behaves to be more secure or set up the way users will log in to their accounts
PREFERENCE EXPLANATION
Automatic login
To have the computer automatically log in to an account at startup, choose the account from the pop-up menu. This is less secure than requiring users to log in, since it allows anyone to use the computer just by turning it on.
To require users to select an account and enter a password to log in, choose Off from the pop-up menu.
Automatic login is not available for accounts that are using FileVault encryption.
Display login window as
Select “List of users” to have users choose their accounts from a list in the login window.
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I have a Macbook Pro running Mavericks. Outlook 2011 kept pushing the password prompt to the screen. I have searched and searched for a solution. I have seen the following solutions offered:
Issues with Keychain corruption
Outlook autodiscovery
Deleting files
Reinstalling Outlook
Reinstalling Mavericks
I'm not doing any reinstalls because until I installed Mavericks I didn't have Outlook problems. So reinstalling Outlook and the OS was not an option for me because I do so much work on my Mac.
But I'm in IT so I decided to begin to dig deep into this because regardless of the proposed solutions offered there was still someone in the thread say, "I tried this but it didn't work for me." I too was one of them.
The distinction I needed popped into to my face looking at another thread but the user didn't answer the guys question. He simply asked the complaining user, "Are you on wireless, 802.1x?" That was it.
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Our wireless controller does authenticate to the Active Directory server.
I did use the iPhone Configuration Utility to create my wifi profile.
I did import the CAs needed for my profile.
My profile does work.
But what about the Exchange portion of my profile?
The Exchange portion of my profile was EMPTY? The password kept coming back because my user/machine level authentication was being managed by my wireless profile. Due to this my profile took responsibility for authenticating to my WIFI connection as well as my Exchange account. In the end the profile seems to takes precedence in the 802.1x authentication.
I went back the iPhone Configuration Utility, clicked on my profile, clicked on the Exchange and filled in my domain\username, my email address, my password and a few other boxes. I exported my profile to my desktop and clicked on it. Since my profile still had the same name I was asked if I wanted to "Overwrite" my existing profile to which I responded, "Yes"
Since yesterday I have not had anymore issues with Outlook or Office Communicator.
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I've included a pic of the iPhone Configuration Utility showing the Exchange section. I hope this helps someone.

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