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#Mac install asking for password for free#
#Mac install asking for password update#
#Mac install asking for password verification#
#Mac install asking for password password#

It can usually solve the errors related to your account. If you fail to solve the issues of App Store keeps asking for passwords with above methods, you may need to reset your Apple ID. Wait a few seconds, then switch to turn on the iMessage (You may be asked for an Apple ID and its password). Wait a few seconds, then switch to turn on the FaceTime (You may be asked for an Apple ID and its password). You can try to disable then enable the iMessage and FaceTime to fix the error.

#Mac install asking for password verification#

So either of these two apps can be the cause of App Store verification error. Both of them require your account information even when you don't use their services. IMessage and FaceTime are directly linked to your App Store ID. Solution 4: Try to Disable Your iMessage and FaceTime

#Mac install asking for password update#

Tap on " UPDATE" on each app, or just simply tap on " Update All".

Then you may need to take the following steps to complete all app updates. The number inside the red circle indicates how many updates for apps are available now. The App Store icon with a red circle means that the updates are ready to be installed. So you may need to check your purchased app from App Store to ensure if you need to install any updates. This error issue can be caused if you fail to download or update an app from the App Store.

Press and hold the Top button until the Apple logo appears.

Drag the slider and wait 30 seconds to turn off your iPhone.

Press and hold the Top button until the power off slider comes out.

Restart your iPhone SE (1st generation), 5, or earlier:

Press and hold the Top/Side button until the Apple logo appears.

Drag the slider to turn off your iPhone or iPod touch.

Press and hold the Top/Side button until the power off slider comes out.

Restart your iPhone SE (2nd generation), 8, 7, or 6:

Press and hold the Side/Top button until the Apple logo appears.

Drag the slider to turn off your iPhone or iPad.

Press and hold the Side/Top button and either volume button until the power off slider comes out.

Restart your iPhone X and later with Face ID: You just need to take the following steps. Many bugs or error messages on the iPhone or iPad can be fixed after rebooting.

To solve the problem of App Store keeps asking for passwords, you should restart your Apple device first before trying other methods.

#Mac install asking for password password#

Enter your password if asked and click " OK". Turn off the " Require Password" under the free downloads. Click the " Require After 15 Minutes" under the purchase and in-app purchases. (Note: If you can’t find the Password Settings, maybe you have turned on Touch ID or Face ID for purchase) Click on and choose the " iTunes & App Store". If you don’t want to enter passwords when you download free items, you can turn it off.

#Mac install asking for password for free#

If you don’t want the popup to appear so often, you can change the Settings to Require After 15 Minutes, which means that the App Store won’t ask for passwords again if you have already entered your password within the last 15 minutes.Īnd for free downloads, the App Store keeps asking for passwords probably because you turned on the Require Password. The App Store keeps asking for passwords maybe because you put the Password Settings of purchase and in-App purchases on the status of Always Require, which means that you are required to enter your password every time you purchase even if you’ve already signed in with your Apple ID. Solution 1: Arrange the Settings of iTunes & App Store

Solution 4: Try to Disable Your iMessage and FaceTime.

Solution 1: Arrange the Settings of iTunes & App Store.