mac app store keeps in asking for sign-in

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If I press 'Install Software,' it again provides zero feedback. If I press 'Cancel,' the box goes away until it pops up later - when, I don't know.

It drives me nuts (and I think it's a poor design choice by Apple that this dialog doesn't provide information about what it wants to do, and then expects me to type in an admin password and trust it). Question: Q: iphone keeps asking me to sign into itunes store I just updated to ios 10 and have. If iCloud is continually bugging you for your login credentials on your Mac even when you're already signed in, the best course of action is to sign out of iCloud, restart your Mac, and sign in again. My administrator account is distinct from my user account (which doesn't have admin privileges).

The problem is that I have no idea what this software is–I don't see any such updates in the App store when I open it. I have turned off all automatic updates in System Preferences. I have no idea why the App Store got stuck just asking. I get this dialog even if I don't have the App Store open on my machine. So I entered my Apple ID and password, and then entered the credit card security code.

Type an administrator's name and password to allow this.

If you are going to download a bunch of paid apps, then this is the option that you should select as you will save some time by not having to enter your password for every app you download.I periodically get the following dialog box on my MacBook, running OS 10.9.5:Īpp Store is trying to install Apple-provided software. If you choose the latter option, you will not be required to enter the password for the next fifteen minutes after entering the password. This allows you to browse your email directly without having to set up an app (such as Apple Mail or Outlook) on your computer. It means that you have a purchased items on your device that are linked to other Apple ID, and your device will not give you access to them without having a permission from the person who purchased the app. There you have two options to choose from: either let the App Store prompt you for the password each time you download an app or have the password saved for fifteen minutes. App Store asking for wrong Apple ID and Password.

What is wrong here I was able to update from 10.15.1 to 10.15.2 yesterday when I got the new MBP 16'.

You can also adjust the settings for paid apps by selecting an option from the drop-down menu given next to “Purchases and In-app Purchases.” Hi, I can login to my Apple account to access the online store but whenever I use the same info in the 'Sign in to accept all available apps' window, pressing Accept does not work. Since what you wish to do is disable the prompt that appears when you download a free app, you need to click the drop-down menu for the “Free Downloads” option and select “Save Password.”Ĥ.

Here is where you can change the password prompt settings for the apps. Under the App Store settings panel, you will find a drop-down menu that says “Require Password” next to the label “Free Downloads.”

#MAC APP STORE KEEPS IN ASKING FOR SIGN IN PASSWORD#

#MAC APP STORE KEEPS IN ASKING FOR SIGN IN SOFTWARE#

#MAC APP STORE KEEPS IN ASKING FOR SIGN IN INSTALL#

#MAC APP STORE KEEPS IN ASKING FOR SIGN IN UPDATE#

Mac app store keeps in asking for sign-in