I cant acces my apple id , whole the time asking me to verify but i did by my notebook

Dear Sir,
i cant acces my apple id , whole the time asking me to verify but i did by my notebook
best regards

I have my Apple ID but they sent verify to my personal email account which I went on the link but like I said when I try to use my iTunes or App Store it states I have not verified my apple id and I don't know what else to do

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You could try doing a hard shut down (holding the power button or yanking the battery) and then doing a safe boot by holding the shift key at startup:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1455
Also, not sure if this applies in your case, but I've had that happen when there's a USB drive inserted either in the computer or a connected external keyboard. I did a hard shut down, removed the drive and it went through a normal start up.

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What version did you have?
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