Macbook Pro Appstore Apple Id Is Not Editable

Any application downloaded from the App Store will have the account pre-filled like in your example. It would be best for you to complete each of these steps - most importantly the sixth step of a full erase and reinstall.Since iWork and iLife are all free, you can re-download them once you wipe and reinstall the computer.

1. I forgot my Apple ID and Password, what should I do?

It's very easy, enter the Apple ID and password.You can also take the device to an Apple Store with your original proof of purchase and a manager can unlock it

2. Can I re-use an email address for a new Apple ID that was previously a secondary email address?

The email you use for the Apple ID does not have to be the same as the one you actually use for email.You do not need to use your son's existing email as an Apple ID either. You can create a different ID for Apple ID, then initially set his real email as the secondary. This would avoid the issue you are facing. The flow is like this: New disposable email> Register as Apple ID>Real email as secondary> get confirm email from Apple>change real email to primary email.You need to have email access for the email you associate with your Apple ID in the initial on-boarding steps (you have to confirm that you have access to the email account), but there is no requirement that you use that email address after on-boarding. This way all emails come to the are al' email and nothing goes to the 'temporary' email.For example, I have an old hotmail.com email address that I still have access to, but have abandoned due to excessive spam. I use a gmail. com address instead for daily use and as my 'public' facing email. I simply 'unchecked' the hotmail.com email as one where I want Messages, etc sent. The only time I ever even have to remember this email address is when I type it as my Apple ID.A suggestion is to create a secondary email account for your son to use for the on-boarding process, then add his are al' email to the Apple ID preferences. I would suggest he keep this secondary email but there is no reason to use it. If he has a school email address, this might be a good one to use for the Apple ID, but then his personal email becomes the one that is 'public'

3. Using the same Apple ID on private and business iPhone

You are able to switch between Apple ID's on 1 phone when you want to install a particular app. Just keep in mind what Apple ID your currently using when installing new apps

4. I tried to restore the iPhone after backing up but it says "iTunes could not restore the iPhone "____'siPhone" because the password was incorrect. I tried password of both the computer and my Apple ID but it doesn't work. What can I do?

If you have changed your password since that backup then it's asking for your old password

5. Apple ID Created With My Email Address

Is he using your credit? If he's not, then he just might have the same name as you and he's not really doing anything wrong. What you can do is send an email to apple making them aware of the problem so they can force the user to choose a new email address. Since you do not own the apple account, it's not really your right to change the password

6. How can I unlock an iPhone without knowing the Apple ID or password?

Thanks for the A2A.If you are talking about your passcode, simply restoring as described by the steps outlined in If you forgot the passcode for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or your device is disabled will work.If you are talking about your Apple ID and password, and you are confident you cannot retrieve your information, then you need to speak to Apple and present evidence that the phone belongs to you. That typically consists of a valid receipt or document of purchase. The reason for this procedure is that the need for the Apple ID and password indicate that the phone is in Activation Lock, a security feature from Apple designed to help users protect their phones remotely, and unlocking it for you without another valid proof of ownership - in Apple's eyes - would be a facilitation of theft