#STORYIST SYNC ICLOUD PASSWORD#
If that doesn’t work, visit and reset your Apple account password - the real drag of this being that you’ll need to enter it into all of your devices. Sign out of your iCloud account and sign in again.If you’ve entered your passcode a couple of times and are certain you did so correctly, try the following: What happens is your device intermittently requests you enter your passcode again and then asks you to do it again a few minutes later. This old iCloud bug really only affected iOS devices and is largely resolved if you are running iOS 12. Frequent requests to enter Apple iCloud password You also won’t be able to create backups or store files in iCloud Drive.įortunately, you can take several steps to reduce the amount of storage you need to use by following the instructions in this extensive guide I created earlier. The problem with reaching your storage limit is that when you do, Apple services you may rely on will cease to work - Mail, is one example. We all know the 5GB of free storage that Apple provides is miserly given the number of products and services that rely on it. Once the device switches off, switch it on again and try to get back into iCloud. The best solution is to turn your device off by pressing and holding the power button and either the volume up or down button (or just the power button on older iPhones). I’ve rarely experienced this, but it has happened when using iPhones: You are trying to sign into iCloud or you are updating its Settings, and it gets stuck on the login screen. Check to make sure the app is enabled - it should be checked in the list on a Mac or toggled to green on an iPhone. On a Mac or iPhone, you will find a list of apps that are enabled for your iCloud account listed there. If an app fails to save into iCloud, then you should certainly check that it is enabled to do so in iCloud Settings/System Preferences. Check you are logged into the same Apple ID on all your devices.If it doesn’t, you should follow this extensive guide to getting things working again, which I’ve summarized here:
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