For about two years Apple has been asking me for the password to an old Apple Account. It no longer exists and I don't know what the password. The request appears occasionally on seven of my Apple devices. Meanwhile I can access my new Apple account without any trouble. How do I make the old account go away (on all devices - MacPros, IPads and IPhones)?
iMac Pro
If it's asking for an old account's password that usually means there's some content on your devices that was downloaded from the old Apple ID, like music or apps. Delete and redownload content with your new Apple ID and it should stop prompting you.
If that doesn't work, take a look at this article and see if it matches your issue: If iCloud asks for the password to your previous Apple ID - Apple Support
If it's asking for an old account's password that usually means there's some content on your devices that was downloaded from the old Apple ID, like music or apps. Delete and redownload content with your new Apple ID and it should stop prompting you.
If that doesn't work, take a look at this article and see if it matches your issue: If iCloud asks for the password to your previous Apple ID - Apple Support
Check your purchases history to see what was downloaded with your current ID.
If you delete music from iTunes, download it again using your current ID.
Quite a lot of music was loaded under the old account. Couldn't guess which songs were added under the old account and which ones were loaded under the new account. If I delete music from Itunes, how do I recover it?
Ghost Apple Account
