deauthorizing old computers.
How do I deauthorize 3 of 4 old computers that I don't use anymore ?
MACBOOK PRO 2.2 GHZ", Mac OS X (10.6.3)
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In order to deauthroize computers you no longer have access to, you only have one option, and that is the deauthorize all feature in your account info.
To do this, two conditions must be met though:
a.) You have 5 authorizations on your account, and no less. (If you don't have 5 yet, then you can still authorize more so you won't have to worry)
b.) You have not done this action in the past year (you can only "deauthorize all" once per year.
Once you have 5 authorizations and wish to reset your authorizations to 0, login to your account info (click your account name in upper right hand corner of iTunes store) and select the "Deauthorize All". You can do this from ANY computer. Remember though that once you perform this reset, you cannot perform another reset until one year later.
To do this, two conditions must be met though:
a.) You have 5 authorizations on your account, and no less. (If you don't have 5 yet, then you can still authorize more so you won't have to worry)
b.) You have not done this action in the past year (you can only "deauthorize all" once per year.
Once you have 5 authorizations and wish to reset your authorizations to 0, login to your account info (click your account name in upper right hand corner of iTunes store) and select the "Deauthorize All". You can do this from ANY computer. Remember though that once you perform this reset, you cannot perform another reset until one year later.
