Technology is wonderful when it works but it's horrible when it doesn't. Many people including the minds behind tech companies like Apple continue to strive toward technology that isn't complicated to use. Thank goodness for troubleshooting with customer support. If your Apple account is disabled, you can usually restore it by resetting your password. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with Apple by chat or phone.
Apple products are famous for being innovative and fun to use. The app, iTunes, is no exception. iTunes can be used on Apple devices as well as Windows computers. You can manage your iTunes account through the app or website. There may be times when you find your account disabled or locked, and this guide can help you restore your account access. Please read on to learn more.
If you receive an error message stating that your account or Apple ID is locked due to security reasons, your password was more than likely entered incorrectly too many times. To resolve this, simply reset your password. Please note that Apple has solutions for most scenarios. You will find the steps outlined below.
You can also recover your account using a trusted relative's or friend's Apple device if they have the Apple Support or Find My iPhone apps.
You may need to use the Find my iPhone app if your friend or relative's Apple device can't download the Apple Support app.
However, if you see a message that states that your account is locked on both iTunes and the Apple Store, you will need to get in touch with an Apple Customer Service Representative here. Please keep in mind that resetting your password might be impossible if none of the above solutions worked and you no longer have your recovery key or trusted device.
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