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3 days ago · Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Apple ID. Under the name, click Password & Security. Next to Account Recovery, click Manage. In the Account Recovery For section, find your name, then click Details. Click Get Recovery Code. Enter it on your own device, then you'll be able to reset your password and regain access.
5 days ago · I used a very old email address for my account (linked to my user name; I rarely get email there and therefore don't check it much). So please look for any possible spam folders on any device/PC you use. If this doesn't work, use the "Contact us" form on GP. I did that (right before I found the spam folder) and was promptly sent a PW reset code.
3 days ago · Go to System Settings → General from the menu. Select the Transfer of Reset option. Click Erase All Content and Settings. Enter your device password to Unlock your Mac. Take a good look at the data that’ll be erased from your Mac. If everything seems alright, click Continue.
5 days ago · Step 1: Download the LockWiper from your computer. Download Now. After installing, launch the software on your computer, choose the Unlock Apple ID mode and connect your iPhone or iPad to your computer. Step 2: Click the Start to Unlock to remove the Apple ID.
6 days ago · Step 1 of 4: Please enter your student number. Required items marked with *. Student number *.
5 days ago · You may request a reset by following the below procedure: Click on Help in the top right corner followed by Secure Message Center. Click the Compose button and select Pattern Day Trader Request. If your account is eligible for a reset, you will be directed through a series of steps to obtain a reset. Note: The Pattern Day Trader reset request ...
4 days ago · Step 6: Confirm the Password. Re-enter your password to confirm and then click ‘Next’ to finish. This step ensures you didn’t make any typos. After you click ‘Next,’ your new password will be set. Once you’ve completed these steps, your Windows 11 account will be secured with a password. Every time you start your PC, you’ll need ...
