ICloud und AppleID

Ich stehe vor folgendem Problem:
Bei Icloud erscheint meine alte Apple-ID und die lässt sich nicht ändern. Daher kann ich mich bei Icloud nicht mehr anmelden (ich habe mein Iphone suchen) installiert...

Melden Sie sich verwalten meine Apple ID. Sie können sich anmelden, um E-Mail zu ändern, Kennwort zurücksetzen oder eine neue ID.
https://appleid.apple.com/

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I have a company Ipad that belonged to a deceased employee. no access to his icloud or appleID. how can I restore it for use with a new apple ID

I have a company Ipad that belonged to a deceased employee. no access to his icloud or appleID. how can I restore it for use with a new apple ID?
The apple ID was his personal account and can no longer gain access. Im sure I can get purchase recipts from the accounting department if needed. I tried to put the Ipad in restore mode and used itunes to "recover" the ipad but it still wont let me in because he registered the device with the "lost iphone" feature or whatever that is.

Activation Lock in iOS 7 > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5818
The Apple ID and Password that was Originally used to Activate the iDevice is required
If you do not have that information you will not be able to use the Device.

Systemeinstellungen "iCloud" und "Internetaccounts" können nicht geladen werden.

Die Fehlermeldung lautet:
Die Systemeinstellungen "iCloud" und "Internetaccounts" können nicht geladen werden.
Was ist zu tun?

Sie müssen sich registrieren / autorisieren Ihren neuen Computer mit genau der gleichen Adobe ID, wie Sie auf Ihrem alten Computer verwendet wird. Wenn ein DRM-E-Book zuerst zugegriffen wird, verriegelt ist, um durch Vorrichtungen, um die ID im Gebrauch zu diesem Zeitpunkt registriert ist.
Also, auf die Sie neue comptuer zuerst deautorisieren (Strg-Shift-D, cmd-shift-D auf dem Mac)
dann neu aktivieren (Menü / Hilfe / Computer aktivieren, Bibliothek / Computer aktivieren auf der älteren zuverlässiger v1.7.2).
Sie sollten nun in der Lage, Sie lesen alte Bücher.
~~~
You must register/authorize your new computer with exactly the same Adobe ID as you used on your old computer. When a DRM ebook is first accessed, it is locked to use by devices registered to the ID in use at that time.
So, on you new comptuer, first deauthorize (ctrl-shift-D, cmd-shift-D on Mac)
then reauthorize (menu/Help/Authorize Computer, Library/Authorize Computer on the older more reliable v1.7.2).
You should now be able to read you old books.

ICloud vs AppleID password

Multiple iPhones and iPads under one AppleID. Trying to set up iCloud account so the kids and parents aren't getting each other's iMessages and info.
I set up new icloud account with new password. It keeps changing the password for our family Appleid and notifying them of every change I make. Any suggestions?

Welcome to the Apple Community.
To begin with, I would like to try to explain Apple's confusing nomenclature in regard to iCloud.
Apple have called the whole cloud thing iCloud, there are a number of features under the iCloud umbrella, some of which require their own login. iTunes is one of these, another is what Apple have unfortunately also called iCloud too.
You can use the same Apple ID (account) to login to both iCloud and iTunes, but you don't need to and often users will login to each service using a different ID.
The part that you need to remember is that the services available when you log into iCloud are completely different and unrelated to those when you log in to iTunes. Your iCloud login enables mail, contacts, calendars, find my phone, Back to My Mac, Documents & Data sharing and photostream, it does not affect any of your iTunes services.

Mac, Me, iCloud and AppleIDs (i.e., total mess)

I have an old Mac.com email address. I upgraded to MobileMe but consistently used Mac.com (because I liked it better) and let it automatically switch to me.com in the background. I use that Mac email as my AppleID for everything (iTunes, iCloud, etc.), as well as my primary email address. I'm getting married and changing my name in a month. I would LOVE to keep my Mac.com (or at the least a me.com) email with an updated name as my AppleID instead of using my updated Gmail address. Since I already have iCloud set up with my old Mac.com email, I cannot see how to create a new me.com address with my new name (which I believe is now my only option if I want to change it). Is there any way to do this?
Long story short, am I wasting my time even trying a circuitous route? Would creating and applying a new me.com address as my AppleID foul up my iTunes account? Is it more hassle than it's worth? Should I keep the original Mac.com and simply create an alias?
It's so frustrating that Apple has not made this easy. I never thought this would be the hardest part of the name-change process.

Join the club! Same problem here.
There are a bunch of other threads on this in the icloud.com forum. The common theme seems to be everyone has an Apple ID that ends in @mac.com.

MobileMe e-mail, iCloud, and AppleID issues.

When I migrated my MobileMe account to iCloud, it turned into it's own AppleID for some reason. As a result of this I cannot associate my MobileMe e-mail address with my current AppleID for iCloud e-mail to work. I know I could use two iCloud accounts on my iPhone but this is not ideal in the slightest. When I attempt to setup iCloud mail on my phone under the iCloud options it will not allow me to add my existing MobileMe e-mail address, the only option is the create a new one and I'd be much happier using my old one.
I hope someone from the community has the answer to this. I intend to purchase an iPhone 4S in a few days which will come with 90 day complimentary support so I may indeed have to end up on the phone with Apple, although I hope this is not the case.
Many thanks,
Alex

Any chance you can point me in the right direction as I can't seem to find it on Apples website. Do I need the support package for this? If so I guess I'll have to wait until I buy the iPhone4s.

ICloud on appleid or iCloud with @me?

It's a little confusing.
I have iCloud on my devices setup with appleid
but I also migrated my @me to iCloud
so do I now end up with 2 separate iCloud setups?
How do you coallesce them?

Hmm. I'm not sure that's correct.
situation I have an apple id ie. non mobile me
I also have an mobile me account
it's already setup me up with a non apple id icloud setup
and it's already migrated my @me.com to icloud so that I can login using @me.com
if I try to enable mail on my non mobile me icloud setup it asks me for a @me.com
guess what it says when I put in my @me account
"Already taken"

Cannot connect to iCloud despite AppleID and password being correct, and being connected to the internet.

iPhone 5, 8.1.2
I have been trying to restore my iPhone 5s, however, it will not let me turn of 'Find My Phone' in order to do so. Everytime I attempt to login to my iCloud account, or disable 'Find My Phone', I receive the following message: "Verification Failed, There was an error connecting to iCloud."
I have attempted numerous Network Resets, General Resets, Switching off and back on, hard resets etc.
I have also signed into icloud.com and removed my phone from my list of devices, but cannot proceed to restoring the device as I cannot switch off 'Find My Phone.'
I should also mention, none of my apps that are installed on the iPhone have connection to the internet EXCEPT Chrome. I can access any webpage using the Chrome app. Every other application alerts me that "Your iPhone is not connected to the internet," but it clearly is.
I hope that someone can point me in the right direction.
Thank You.

Hi about_to_buy_a_samsung,
The resource below provides some troubleshooting steps to try to resolve the issues you are having with your iCloud account. If you are still unable to connect to iCloud or turn off Find My Phone, please click on the link for our iCloud Support team.
iCloud: Account troubleshooting - Apple Support
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203512
I receive an “authentication failed” message when I try to sign in with my Apple ID during iCloud account setup on my iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
Go to My Apple ID (appleid.apple.com), click “Manage your Apple ID,” and try to sign in with your Apple ID. If you are unable to sign in, follow the steps provided there to reset your Apple ID account password.
I can't sign in to iCloud on my Mac due to an alert stating that my email address has not been verified.
If you can't sign in due to the alert “Account not verified - Check your email for instructions for verifying your account”:
Close and reopen iCloud preferences before attempting to sign in to iCloud again.
If that does not resolve the issue, check your email folder and Junk folder for a verification email sent from Apple.
If there is no verification email in your email folder or Junk folder, click the Resend Verification Email button in iCloud preferences.
I receive a “failed user name or password” alert when attempting to sign in at iCloud.com, in iCloud preferences (Mac), or in the iCloud Control Panel (PC).
Make sure that you're entering your entire Apple ID when you sign in (for example, if your Apple ID is [email protected], make sure that you aren't trying to sign in with just “username”).
Verify that the Caps Lock key is not enabled. All passwords are case sensitive.
Make sure that you're using the correct iCloud-associated Apple ID and not a different Apple ID used for other services. For more information about having more than one Apple ID, refer to Using your Apple ID for Apple services.
If needed, reset your Apple ID password at iforgot.apple.com.
If you use the same Apple ID for iCloud as you do for other Apple Services, (for example, Apple Online Store, iTunes Store, or Mac App Store), changing your iCloud account password also changes your password for the other Apple services. Make sure that you sign in to those services using your new password. Also, be sure to update your Apple ID password on all of your devices and computers that may use your Apple ID (such as any email applications that you use to receive iCloud email).
If you're unable to resolve an account issue, contact iCloud Support.
iCloud: Remove your device from Find My iPhone
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2702
Hope this helps ...
- Judy

HT204053 Can not sign up for iCloud with AppleID on my PC

I have created my AppleID and I downloaded iCloud to my PC, but when I go to log on to iCloud with my AppleID I get the folowing error. Can Not Sign up. This AppleID is valid but is not an iCloud Account

Applerrr wrote:
It seems like http://help.apple.com/icloud/index.html#mmfc0f1e2a indicates that it is possible to set up iCloud on a PC. (It is a supported device.)
No, you can only sign into an existing iCloud account on a PC, you cannot create one. Note that it says in step 2 here: http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/pc.html, "Enter the ID you used to create the account...", not Enter the ID to create the account. Also note that it states here: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1455, "Note: To create an iCloud account you need an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch with iOS 5 or later, or a Mac with OS X Lion v10.7.5 or later."
Someone who has an iCloud account can send you photos by creating a shared photo stream enabling the Public Website option. This would give you a link to view the photos on the internet from your computer browser. There are also other cloud alternatives you could use to share photos such as Dropbox.

Icloud und Imac , Iphone synchronisieren nicht richtig

Hallo, Ich habe einen Imac, Iphone und einen Ipad. Leider funktioniert das synchronisieren des Adressenbuchs nicht einwandfrei. Gebe ich eine neue Adresse im Iphone ein, bekomme ich diese auch im Imac angezeigt. Leider werden umgekehrt die Adressen aus dem Imac nur teilweise auf das Iphone gespielt. Einige fehlen ganz einfach. Sicherlich habe ich etwas falsch gemacht beim aufsetzten und würde mich über eine Anleitung bzw. Hilfe freuen. Ich arbeite auch mit Outlook auf dem Imac.
Kann hier das Problem liegen?
Vielen Dank für die Hilfe vorab....

Sie sind auf der falschen Forenbeitrag, würde ich empfehlen die Buchung im iCloud on my Mac. Ich bin sicher, Sie müssen nur die Einstellungen verwirrt, es hat mich eine Weile, um es heraus, auch!

ICloud und Microsoft Office 2011 Mac Outlook

Hallo Mac User, ich bräuchte mal dringend Hilfe.
Ich habe mir einen Mac zugelegt und möchte aber weiterhin mit Office von Microsoft arbeiten, vor allem meine Terminplanung und Kontakte möchte ich über Outlook verwalten.
Mit meiner vorherigen Office Version ging das sehr gut mit der iCloud. Nun ist es so das ich das mit Outlook 2011 nicht mehr machen kann.
Es ist sehr ärgerlich ds Microsoft eine officeversion auf den Markt schmeißt die für den Mac ist, das syncen Mod der iCloud aber nicht mit einbezieht.
Lange rede, kennt jemand eine Möglichkeit Outlook wieder mit der iCloud zu verbinden?
Gruß Hellemuddel

das ist ein bisschen Touch zu tun

Icloud und mail probleme

keine Verbindung zum mailserver

Melden Sie sich verwalten meine Apple ID. Sie können sich anmelden, um E-Mail zu ändern, Kennwort zurücksetzen oder eine neue ID.
https://appleid.apple.com/

Apps und Inhalte werden nicht geladen ( iCloud Backup wiederherstellung )

Guten Abend,
Ich habe soeben mein iPhone wiederherstellen lassen, da Ich Empfangsprobleme hatte und ein Kollege meinte eine Wiederherstellung sei hilfreich.
Nun denn, Ich hatte ein Backup am 1.11 erstellt und versucht diesen Heute aufzurufen. Jedoch wurde keine einzige App geschweige denn Inhalte geladen.
-- Ich hatte davor schonmal mein iPhone wiederhergestellt ohne iCloud und die Daten waren da, nachdem Ich die App gedownloaded habe. --
Ich hoffe auf eine schnelle und hilfreiche Antwort.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Cigdem

Die Apps kommen nicht automatisch zurück :
AppStore -> Updates -> gekaufte Artikel.
Von dort lassen sie sich zum Nulltarif wieder downloaden.

ICloud is not ready for prime time.

I will preface these remarks by acknowledging that I have probably made a complete hash of trying to set up and use iCloud with my iPhone 3GS (iOS 5) and 24" iMac (Lion 10.7.2) and iTunes (10.5).
None-the-less, I find iCloud to be poorly executed, unreliable, unnecessarily and unpleasantly surprising, destructive, poorly documented, and dare I write it: Microsoft-like. Furthermore iCloud smacks of Orwell's "1984": now that I'm in it's not possible to get out and erase my presence in iCloud. Or, as the Eagles sang in Hotel California, "'Relax,' said the nightman, 'We are programmed to receive. You can check out anytime you want, but you can never leave.'"
I initially set up iCloud on my iPhone shortly after installing iOS 5, using my existing iTunes appleid. On the morning of October 17 I turned everything on in Settings>iCloud and watched my iPhone battery go from 97% to 10% in seven hours(!) Every time I so much as looked cross-eyed at my iPhone it would write something to iCloud. So I turned everything off and observed that battery consumption returned to what I am used to. (Meanwhile, I had not yet activated my iMac in iCloud.)
About this time I figured out that the new Reminders app is a Really Good Thing. I created several Lists and transcribed dozens of Calendar events (that were, in fact, reminders) to Reminders. I then performed weed abatement in Calendar and cable-Sync'd with my iMac. Presto! Much cleaner calendars. I then decided it would be nice to have my reminders show up in the iCal Reminders side bar on my iMac. Even though the iPhone User Guide For iOS 5.0 Software describes, on page 95, how one enables Reminders sync-ing in Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars, this function is not implemented in iOS 5. A kindly My iPhone tech told me the only way to sync Reminders is through iCloud.
Meanwhile, I decided that my iCloud information would be more secure if I created a new appleid just for iCloud. I would create a new iCloud-only appleid and use it to activate both my iPhone and iMac in iCloud. (Oh God, what a mess this effort would create.)
I quickly discovered that I could not change my iCloud appleid in Settings>iCloud, but would have to delete my iCloud account and start over. So I did. I then dreamed up a new appleid. As all the on-screen documentation used "[email protected]" I decided to create a mailbox at me.com. I got precisely nowhere: The second My iPhone senior technician I talked to got around to explaining that any email address containing "@me.com" is considered a MobileMe address and is inelegible for use with iCloud. (Aw <expletive deleted>.) Mind you, getting this far consumed over four hours of my time and that of three Apple technicians spread over two days.
But that's not all!
It's now Monday morning, October 24. When I activated my iMac in iCloud, my laboriously-created Reminders disappeared! Vanished. Six completed reminders dating from October 17 (when I first turned on iCloud in my iPhone and fiddled with the Reminders and other apps) were all that remained. In my iPhone. In iCloud. In iCal. That was really annoying. What was disappointing was discovering that iCal's Reminders functionality is seriously deficient and, in my opinion, not worth using. So all the preceding effort to get iCloud up and running was (in my opinion) wasted. I really have no need for, nor desire to use, the other iCloud facilities (with the likely exception of Find My iPhone--that seems like a good idea).
But wait, there's more!
Monday evening, October 24, being thoroughly disenchanted with iCloud, I set about disentangling my iMac from iCloud. (Queue "Hotel California".) I started un-checking the boxes in System Preferences>iCloud. When I got to Address Book, iCloud wiped it clean! That's when I discovered that I cannot recover Address Book Groups from Time Machine. All 900 vCards, yes. The 29 Groups into which they were sorted, no. (Aw <expletive deleted>.) iCloud had a complete Address Book in Contacts, as did my iPhone. I didn't see any way to tell iCloud to push its complete Contacts down to Address Book. Fortunately for the many fine My iPhone techs, the switchboard was closed for the day. I put my iMac to sleep, shut off the modem, and broke out the Wild Turkey. Nighty-night, everybody!
Now it's Tuesday morning, October 25. I turn on my modem, wake my iMac, and retire to the kitchen to brew some coffee. A while later I return to my iMac to check email and perform my other morning rituals. Lo and behold! My Address Book is restored to its former glory! iCloud (bless its black heart) has saved me.
Tuesday afternoon. My iPhone. Another senior tech. Another hour-and-a-half on the phone. My iMac is now cut-off from iCloud. iCloud still has an empty Calendar and an empty Contacts. It seems that if one stumbles into the iCloud quicksand one can never extricate oneself completely. ("Hotel California" reprise.) But I'm free! Free, you hear! Free! Except for Find My iPhone. That's a good thing. It's the only item turned on in Settings>iCloud. It can find my iPhone. All the boxes in System Preferences>iCloud are un-checked.
"Never more!" cried the raven.

ADDITION:
Well, I finally had Pages >iCloud>iPad explained so I could make it work.
The best thing to do is think of this as a one-way system. Stuff moves from the iPad to iCloud automatically; stuff must be moved manually to/from the desktop (iMac,Macbook etc) to iCloud.
For example with Pages this is what works for me:
Open Pages
Open iCloud.com > iWork > Pages
Then...
Pages > Open > All My Files >Document
Drag n' Drop Pages Document > iCloud > Pages page
It will then upload it to your IOs device; any changes made on the iPad are automatically "saved" on iCloud, but to get them into your desktop you will have to reverse the process:
Open iCloud.com > iWork > Pages >select document > Download >Pages (or Word, PDF) and that "new" file will open in your desktop Pages.
Strangly, iPhoto simply links both ways, or so it seems to this point but I have high hopes I will come acropper when I get into it.
The iCloud system is certainly not the automatic "it's all in iCloud" as presented by Apple. Yeah, it is in the cloud, but you have to go through several steps to get it there and it certainly isn't the transparent simple sync that is being marketed.

Ive tried to reset my iclouds password but its not working

i need to activate iphone 4s, ive tried on my laptop to re-set it but its not working, ive been trying for the pass 3hours?
i just want to use my phone again?
i cant remember setting a password?
I aslo cant remember if i created two different passwords for iclouds and appleID.
NEED HELP?

Contact Apple for assistance by going to https://expresslane.apple.com, then click More Products and Services>Apple ID>Other Apple ID Topics>Lost or forgotten Apple ID password.

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