Howard Brazee

If I try to download an app on my iPad, I get the following window:

Your iTunes Store password
was incorrect. Please try
again.



I have tried many times in the last few days, being very careful with
my password, but I keep getting this message.

I go to my Mac and download apps, using the same password, and have
never had any problem.

It's lower case both places, I've been watching each letter as I type
it on my iPad.

Where should I look for in this confusion?

Ronald

Op 01-12-11 02:52, Howard Brazee schreef:
> If I try to download an app on my iPad, I get the following window:
>
> Your iTunes Store password
> was incorrect. Please try
> again.
>
>
>
> I have tried many times in the last few days, being very careful with
> my password, but I keep getting this message.
>
> I go to my Mac and download apps, using the same password, and have
> never had any problem.
>
> It's lower case both places, I've been watching each letter as I type
> it on my iPad.
>
> Where should I look for in this confusion?


Perhaps you can ask for a new password sent bij mail.

Ronald

Howard Brazee

On Thu, 01 Dec 2011 04:50:21 +0100, Ronald
<ronaldd@invalid.invalid.nl> wrote:

>> I go to my Mac and download apps, using the same password, and have
>> never had any problem.
>>
>> It's lower case both places, I've been watching each letter as I type
>> it on my iPad.
>>
>> Where should I look for in this confusion?
>
>
>Perhaps you can ask for a new password sent bij mail.

What is "bij mail"?

I don't want a new password. I want the password that works on my Mac
to work on my iPad as we..

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to the legislature, and not to the executive department."

- James Madison

Davoud

Howard Brazee:
> I don't want a new password. I want the password that works on my Mac
> to work on my iPad as we..

OK, so change the password from the Mac. Make sure that you can log in
from the Mac and the iPad. Change the password back to what you want it
to be. If that doesn't work, perhaps an iPad reset is necessary.

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madodel

Howard Brazee <howard@brazee.net> wrote:
> If I try to download an app on my iPad, I get the following window:
>
> Your iTunes Store password
> was incorrect. Please try
> again.
>
>
>
> I have tried many times in the last few days, being very careful with
> my password, but I keep getting this message.
>
> I go to my Mac and download apps, using the same password, and have
> never had any problem.
>
> It's lower case both places, I've been watching each letter as I type
> it on my iPad.
>
> Where should I look for in this confusion?

Do you perhaps have more then one iTunes/app store account? I ask because
here I must have used my daughter's iTunes account somehow when I first got
my original iPad, but then switched to a different one. No problems until
she changed the password on her account (I had set up all our accounts with
the same pw since I'm paying for them) then updates to certain apps failed
with that same message. I ended up deleting those apps and reinstalling
them, since they happened to all be free apps.

Mark

--
Posted from my iPad2

Howard Brazee

On Fri, 02 Dec 2011 18:39:11 -0600, madodel <madodel@ptd.net> wrote:

>Do you perhaps have more then one iTunes/app store account? I ask because
>here I must have used my daughter's iTunes account somehow when I first got
>my original iPad, but then switched to a different one. No problems until
>she changed the password on her account (I had set up all our accounts with
>the same pw since I'm paying for them) then updates to certain apps failed
>with that same message. I ended up deleting those apps and reinstalling
>them, since they happened to all be free apps.

Nope.

But this afternoon, when I tried again, it worked. Weird.

--
"In no part of the constitution is more wisdom to be found,
than in the clause which confides the question of war or peace
to the legislature, and not to the executive department."

- James Madison