Hello,
I have recently vacated a MacBook Pro running Mavericks as it was repurposed. I logged out of iCloud and deleted my account, but the computer remains in my sharing list on all my computers, as if Back to My Mac didn't get the memo. How can I manually remove this computer?
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I see no list of computers or devices to remove it from. The only things I see are personal information and security settings.
If you still have access to the Macbook Pro, sign into your account there, then go to System Preferences/iCloud and deselect Find My Phone.
That's exactly my problem. I no longer have access to the Mac which is showing up on my Shared list in Finder. I logged out of iCloud on the computer, deleted my account and left it with its next caretaker, but it persists in showing up on Back to My Mac.
Hi, Lithium3fun; did you ever find a solution to the old server showing up in your sidebar list of macs shared with "Back to My Mac"? I've got the same issue--I deleted my iCloud account from that Mac, then secure deleted my user folder. I then gave it to a coworker, who has set it up on his iCloud account. And yet, it still shows up in my list of shared servers. I have no idea how to make it go away other than by unclicking "Back to My Mac" in the Finder Preferences for the Sidebar, which I don't want to do because I have other Macs I sometimes want to share...
Bad news: I had to track the laptop down, set up another user account, log in to iCloud, and log out again for it to finally go away. As it turns out, the job I had recently moved to made me the admin of that system, but it would have been a royal pain had it been given to someone else.
Remove device from Back to My Mac
