As above, but it then also says below it: "Some account services will not be available until you sign in again". I also also been unable to login in to Music or Apple TV to use these services. This is a new Mac mini M1 chip that I just bought.
Mac mini 2018 or later
Click on continue and sign in to your iCloud account.
Furio74 wrote:
Yes, I have all of this working on my iPhone no problem. I only have these problems with my Mac mini M1 that I just purchased to replace an older one I had.
Did you start out with a new macOS install on the Mac mini, or were you provided a login password? Because if you didn’t start with a fresh install, you may well be encountering apps or an entire macOS install associated with the previous owner.
How is the M1 connected to the internet? Have you tried power-cycling the router? If not, please do so. If the problem still persists and you’re connected through WiFi, please click on the WiFi icon with the option key depressed and post a snapshot here.
That’s strange. Something is hosed up. Shut down, wait 15 seconds, then power on again. Also, make sure you can connect to the internet.
Does it work on iOS/iPadOS?
Happy to hear. Routers occasionally run into memory issues that can show up in puzzling ways. In this case, it was an addition to the existing network that didn’t go all the way. But now that it has, it’ll stick, no worries 😉
I’m able to logon now but still cannot login to access music or Apple TV. Both just hang indefinitely.
Just to clarify I try to sign on to either Music, Apple TV, or Podcasts I try to sign in using my Apple ID and they hang indefinitely.
I tried shutting down, unplugging for 30 seconds then staring up again, and still cannot sign in using Apple ID to Music, Apple TV and Podcasts (just hangs indefinitely again).
Yes, I have all of this working on my iPhone no problem. I only have these problems with my Mac mini M1 that I just purchased to replace an older one I had.
This was a new Mac.
This solved, it thank you! I power-cycled the main modem and attached router (I was connect via the ethernet cable), and I am now able to sign in to all the services no problem now with my Apple ID. Just out of curiosity, what was the reason for doing this and how did it affect my problems?
Getting error messages in Apple ID under Systems Preferences that says "Update Apple ID Settings"
