Looks like I'm unable to even begin to reset/use Facetime or iMessage in this current state. Except Facetime and iMessage that on startup, asks for my Apple ID login, which I entered correctly using my current AppleID, but on submit, the login shows a spinner that runs for like 20 odd seconds, then an Apple ID prompt for me to re-enter my password, but the prompt shows my old Apple ID email address instead of the one I submitted in the app launch sign in! And the prompt is fixated at the old Apple ID, and there is no way for me to change the Apple ID on the prompt.
I brought it in to Apple Service Center and they replaced the logic board (guessed the internal SSD was corrupted).Īll other Apps can work and recognise my current Apple ID nicely. This Big Sur was upgraded via Migration Utility, when my macBook got bricked by a failed Catalina to Big Sur upgrade. Now you can go to Settings>iCloud and sign in with your current iCloud ID and password.I performed a NVRAM reset as well and that did not seem to help at all either. Next, go back to and change your primary email address and iCloud ID name back to the way it was. When finished go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account and choose Delete from My iDevice when prompted (your iCloud data will still be in iCloud). Then save any photo stream photos that you wish to keep to your camera roll. You can now use your current password to turn off Find My iDevice on your devices, even though they prompt you for the password for your old account ID. Then edit the name of the account to change it back to your old email address. Alternatively, they may be trying to use a 'Forgot. Click edit next to the primary email account, change it back to your old email address and save the change. They probably have your email and password, but because of 2FA and the fact that you have the device and not them they can't get in. Modernize workflows with Zooms trusted collaboration tools: including video meetings, team chat, VoIP phone, webinars, whiteboard, contact center. If this should happen, and if your old ID is an earlier version of your current ID, you need to temporarily recreate your old ID by going to, click Manage my Apple ID and sign in with your currentiCloud ID. When you do this you may find that the password for your old ID isn't accepted.
To change the iCloud ID you have to go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account, provide the password for the old ID when prompted to turn off Find My iDevice, then sign back in with the ID you wish to use. Select Password & Security > Generate an App-Specific Password. The answer below, given by randers4 on Apple forum, worked for me on my iPad. Click 'Manage Your Apple ID' and sign in with your Apple ID.
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