I am a first time user of an ipad. everytime I go to the app store, it will not accept my apple id. I changed it, and still it won't accept it..what do I do? I'm not very computer literate...ty :)

can anyone help me with this. as a result I can't load any apps..

thanks for answering...I finally figured it out...it was requiring apple id, and also password....I didn't see that...I have to get used to touching everything...ty for answering.

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