Unable to login with Apple ID El capitan

The following procedure worked for me. Please note that it will delete your Apple ID account information for the current user and you will need to log in again.

• if the App Store is opened and stuck in the login process, force close it
• open the Terminal
• issue the following commands:

sudo pkill -9 -f Account

sudo rm $HOME/Library/Accounts/*

open the App Store and log in

This will delete my accounts from preferences pane but did not solve the problem.

Have the following line in my system.log:

App Store[5102]: Could not find image named 'AppleID'.

Any idea?

PS: Can't login into App Store and also not into iTunes. iCloud is working, also the Apple Web Login (as you can see here).

Re: El Capitan: Cannot Connect to the App Store

Thanks for the suggestion but I've not Verisign certificated corresponding to "login" keychain.

Any further idea ?

RA

I have the same problem and having spent quite some tome reseraching the problem I think it is because the installation of El Capitan has somehow corrupted the serial no. on my Mac - when I check on About this Mac it says serial no. unavailable. wheras on my MacBoork Pro which I also upgraded I dont havr the Apple ID login problem and the serail no. is shown

If you go to ROGERSM.NET there is a solutipon, I have yet to try it but others on the Apple Support Commuinity seem to have done it, and solved the problem there is risk so you neeb to very carefully enter the ersial no of your Mac

i am also unable to sign in , but i have serial number intact in my about mac dialog

solved my issue (I changed motherboard months ago).

Thanks

Good morning folks: Still no joy on doing a complete login with El Capitan installed. Did install yesterday. No problem with Serial Number and no stray certificates. Login with Apple ID fails with a "This action could not complete. Please try again." As you can see, I am logged in to this Forum so my password etc is intact.

Some folks have suggested to completely logout of iCloud and go back in. However, no logins allowed on App Store, FaceTime etc. which are not linked to iCloud.

Interestingly, AppStore posted driver updates to download on to this MacBook Pro which worked and no password was requested.

Setting up a new user account and then logging in with Apple ID did the trick. Not ideal. But it worked.