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I don't have access to the 5 computers that I authorized for iTunes in the past (never knew about this limit). How can I get my new computer authorized without being able to deauthorize the old ones?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.13
Coach,
If you can access at least one of the old ones, you can use the Deauthorize All command, as explained in this guide: Authorize or deauthorize your computer for iTunes Store purchases - Apple Support However, if none of them are accessible, contact Apple Support and they can do it.
Coach,
If you can access at least one of the old ones, you can use the Deauthorize All command, as explained in this guide: Authorize or deauthorize your computer for iTunes Store purchases - Apple Support However, if none of them are accessible, contact Apple Support and they can do it.
You can issue the deauthorize all command from any computer with iTunes or Music installed. It doesn't need to be authorized first. Where you do need Apple's help is if you want to deauthorize all again within a year of the last time you did so.
tt2
turingtest2 wrote:
You can issue the deauthorize all command from any computer with iTunes or Music installed. It doesn't need to be authorized first.
Good to know! Thanks.
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