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yes. click download on a free app. than create an account. the download should start. you wo not have to put in the pay method like that
1. How can I unlock an iPhone without knowing the Apple ID or password?
You unlock the phone with the unlock code, which is different from the Apple ID or password.No need for the Apple ID at all
2. Can many iPads have a "masterâ Apple ID and a second, "personalâ Apple ID?
In addition to Apple Configurator, you may consider something for over the air management, such as Apple's Profile Manager, or Airwatch. From there you can deploy apps, and restrict installation, in-app purchasing and set content settings
3. How to re-install OS X Lion if you forgot your Apple ID
You first need to go to iforgot.apple.com and click Forgot your Apple ID?. This will let you recover both ID and password.Now, proceed with the installation.You should also be able to install OS X without an Apple ID and set it up later.The Keychain password typically is your user account password. The one you've been using on the Mac before to log in. Your Mac has prompted you for this password whenever you wanted to install software that came with an installation assistant, or in order to save credentials for websites in Safari, Mail account passwords, etc.Those passwords are stored in the "login" Keychain, which is the default on every system. You can find out what the Keychain stored by opening Keychain Access.app, or examining the file /Library/Keychains/login.keychain.
4. Does someone know my (old) Apple ID password?
Q1: Yes, it looks like someone entered your Apple ID and password. I do not think there's any other situation where this type of dialog would be triggered.Q2: You did the right thing in immediately changing your password. There's nothing you can do to get more info on who is using your ID, you did everything I would've suggested. It's also good to see that there was no malicious activity on your account, however, you probably want to watch it for purchases every few days. You mentioned the potential for malware or a key logger, that's quite possible. Make sure you are checking your machines regularly for malware (I use Malwarebytes), especially if anyone is logging into your Apple account on a Windows machine
5. App downloaded from cousin's Apple ID is greyed out and cannot delete it from iTunes
Update your Apple ID and password on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, and PC. iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Mac with OS X Mountain Lion or later, or Windows PC
6. How to download past purchases from old Apple ID without waiting 90 days to switch back to new Apple ID?
You might not get much traction there, but it's worth a try.Turning on iTunes Match, Family Sharing, or Automatic Downloads, or when you download past purchases on your computer, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, that device becomes associated with your Apple ID. You can avoid most of this by having a backup (eliminating the need to download past purchases) and the other items are easy to not inadvertantly turn on
7. App Store asks for old Apple ID when installing updates
Telling people to do a clean reinstall is anything but helpful. Solution below.The laptop I am now using used to be my daughter's. She got the new one.I can not update Pages, Numbers, or Keynote with the latest security patches, as a result. For very good and plentiful reasons, I did not and do VERY MUCH NOT want to do a clean install. That's just a ridiculous solution to a problem that ought not to exist.I should be able to just replace them. Or uninstall and reinstall from the UI, at least. But worst of all, it does not even give me a hint of what the problem is. It's presently asking me under my own ID for my own password, over and over and over and over.But what DOES work, is to delete the application from the Launchpad. Hold down the icon until they all jiggle and the (x) appears. Click that on the app you want to delete, then confirm.If you do this while the App Store's Updates page is displaying the application, you can then just update!If not, you will have to download it again. This might mean paying for it again. But if it's family plan eligible, it will show as needing to buy it and you will have to confirm payment, but then it will inform you that it's family plan eligible and you will get to download it again for free.If going through this leaves the app missing from the Launchpad (it did for me one time), then drag the app to the trash (confirming with your password if necessary), wait 10 seconds, and drag it back (possibly confirming again). That should alert Launchpad to its presence. I hope this helps people in the future. I wasted a lot of time figuring this out, and could not find a clue on the web