iOs 8.1 Mail app keeps asking for iCloud password

I can't even sign out of icoud. I'm stuck on there still loading for days.

Hi Kathy1020,

Have you tried disabling "Find My iPhone" before trying to sign out of iCloud?

Only other idea is to restart your iPhone before trying to sign out of iCloud.

its an ipad 2 and it won't let me do anything. Icloud keeps asking for password & its stuck on still loading.

my ipad 2 is stuck on icloud password and also its still loading and its been 3 days. I can't do anything!

I have tried everything. I don't have any caps in my email or password. I can't log out, turn off Find My Iphone or anything because it will not accept my password. Of course my password works on everything else.

My iPhone 5 is completely unusable due to this problem. It is in Airplane mode, and I can't even get it out of airplane mode to do anything. The

Sign In To Icloud

dialog box keeps popping up not allowing me to do anything with it.

Thank you very much Apple.

To all that have been receiving a pop-up request for your apple id password when trying to send an email......

This problem started when I updated my I pad to 8.1.1. The sad thing is that No one at apple seems to know how to resolve this issue! I have been at the apple store for the last 4 days NO NONE THERE has a clue, been on the phone with a level "4 tech" that cant resolve the issue! I am at my wits end.

I read and article in the last week or so regarding Apple ISO being hacked http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/apple-hack/

This seems to me to be a software issue because Everything that can be done with Ipad had been done by me and everyone at the apple store as well as tech support and the issue continues to pledge my Ipad! Why is there not even 1 apple tech fixing this issue? Obviously there are a ton if apple product owners having this issue that are very angry about this?

Just give me a pad, pen and a stamp! Seems to be the best way to resolve this issue.

If I get this resolved be sure I'll be the first to post the answer! Apple better be sending me a check for tens of thousands when I fix this for them.....

MPagani's fix worked for me.

Just did this, and it worked for only a moment, then the problem resumed.

This option obviously does not work for me as the password is Case Sensative. So when I type it in all lowercase it say: Incorrect Password.

How has this solution worked for anyone else? I did every step exactly but obviously cannot proceed with an All Lowercase Password.

Still having the issue. Please Help!!

Hi SammyD80,

As you said, you obviously have to enter your password as normal including uppercase and lowercase letters.

However, the fix is to use all lowercase letters for your AppleID Username

Lots of people on this thread were entering their AppleID usernames with some uppercase letters. Once they changed to all lowercase for the AppleID username and then entered their password as normal the password popup completely stopped.

Scoobs, You're the Man!!

It worked, the several times I had done this before I was understanding that I was to enter my Password in lowercase, which never made sense to me. After entering my email in lowercase it is fixed. Now I can enjoy my iPhone 6 Plus 128gb as it was intended to be!

PROBLEM SOLVED!! Thank You!

Hi SammyD80,

Glad I could help and that the solution worked for you as well!

Cheers

Scoobs

This has affected the 150+ phones of my work which all share the same Apple ID for FindMyiPhone purposes only. We cannot give out the password, so it has been a major inconvenience as all of our staff have to come back into our central office to have us fix the phones. Originally we were just entering in the iCloud password in the pop-up prompt. That seemed to do the trick, but after a week or so we had the same people report they were having the issue again. A subsequent call to our local Apple store business department brought about the suggestion of completely removing the iCloud account and adding it back in. We have been doing that for a couple weeks now and have not had any repeat problems.

As a suggestion to other IT departments using MDM to manage their phones, do not enter in passwords for iCloud, exchange, etc. in any pop-up password prompts. Go straight to the location in the Settings app and put the passwords in there in their appropriate section (iCloud, Mail, etc).

Very disappointed in this whole situation. We just had our giant roll-out with a lot of excitement for switching all of our staff over to iPhones. Now we have to roll them all back in.

Hello Everyone,

This worked for me. Go figure!

Thanks a million for sharing!