If I Create a New Apple ID for ITunes, Will I Lose My Old Music?

If you want to purchase music on iTunes, you HAVE to purchase it

1. Setting up new Apple ID, I keep getting message that password is not complex enough

These are the expanded requirements from Apple:Most people are tripped up by the multiple identical consecutive characters requirement and the last two requirements in the list. I am not sure if Apple is also checking for use of all or part of your real name(s) from your account information in your password. Some password systems I've used enforce this additional requirement. If you have too many passwords in your digital life, consider using a secure password manager like LastPass or 1Password. Disclaimer: satisfied personal and enterprise user of LastPass only

2. How to use an existing Apple ID to download free apps from App Store without using Credit Card?

I just had the same problem: an existing Apple ID I made could not be used for downloading free apps in the App Store without entering credit card information. But here's the steps I used to free up the old account and make a new one:But if you had used that first Apple ID to make purchases on your iPod shuffle, they wont appear.I just use this trick because I wanted to download free apps using that particular email address as my Apple ID (while not entering my billing information).

3. What do you do if you forget the security questions for your Apple id?

I will just update info on this question.All you have to do is upgrade your security to two factor authentication on any iOS device running the latest version of the software -you wo not be asked security questions to upgrade.Apple Support can no longer reset Security Questions for you but Apple is allowing you to upgrade your security without needing to answer security questions to do so- assuming of course that you know your password to sign into your account,

4. How do I make my iPod 5 gen stop asking for my Apple ID password to update an app?

updates do not require a password in recent versions of iOS, presuming you are signed into the App Store with the account that originally purchased (or acquired) the app.If you have multiple accounts, and each account has downloaded one or more apps, you are always going to be prompted for the password if the account that is signed in is not the same one as the account that purchased the app that you are trying to update.It sounds like in your case you might have changed Apple IDs, or used somebody else's when originally acquiring the apps? In which case, you can sign out of the store (App Store > first tab > "Sign Out [your email]" at the bottom) and sign back in with the account that acquired the apps you are trying to update.

5. Family members getting new phone - want to transfer apps, music, etc to a different Apple ID

The big problem in your proposed "ask" is "have all his old iCloud stuff"What you can do is use one Apple ID with iCloud on two devices.

6. Need help resetting Apple ID on Mac??!?

Adobe Flash installer does not need Apple ID. Only Apple software logins need it. I think you mean the user account. For that, I need to know the version of Mac OS. Here is how to reset it for OS 10.7 and later versions... - Restart while holding command and R keys for 45 seconds. - Click on the "Utilities" menu and select "Terminal" - Type: resetpassword - Press Return. - Select the "Macintosh HD" or whatever is the startup drive. - Select the account. - Enter a new password. - Re-enter. - Save. - Quit, and restart. If you ever need to reinstall OS 10.7 or later, or to get repairs via Apple, you will meet some difficulties. The original owner of the computer is also the "owner" of the installed software, such as Mac OS. That owner's Apple ID is needed to reinstall. Also, Apple may ask for the owner to transfer ownership to you, or the computer is still owned by the original purchaser. Your words "We broke up & I took the Mac with me" make me think this could be a problem, perhaps even one involving police?