Every time I log in, he asks me for the password of the old Apple ID account, but mine that is logged in is not this one and that's why I ignore it. But that may be affecting the system, and I would like him to recognize that my Apple ID account is the primary account and not the old account that I am not using
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.1
Check the App Store and iTunes Store to see if there are any updates for apps/purchases. A request for another Apple ID password is often caused by updates to apps/purchases that were made when using the other ID. Those purchases are tied to the other ID and can't be transferred. One option is to delete the apps/purchases made by the other ID and download them using the new ID if desired. If necessary, check your purchases history to see which apps/purchases weren’t made by the current ID.
Check the App Store and iTunes Store to see if there are any updates for apps/purchases. A request for another Apple ID password is often caused by updates to apps/purchases that were made when using the other ID. Those purchases are tied to the other ID and can't be transferred. One option is to delete the apps/purchases made by the other ID and download them using the new ID if desired. If necessary, check your purchases history to see which apps/purchases weren’t made by the current ID.
so, after that time i tried to see if it solved because i had already uninstalled and installed the apps obtained by another account, but it didn't help, he keeps asking for the old account.
MacOS asks me for the password on another previous Apple ID account, which is not my current one. How do I disable this issue every time I log in
