Apple id reset

Recover or Reset Forgotten Apple ID or Password on iPhone & iPad

This is all done on an iOS device and is often the simplest way to log back into an Apple account:

1. Open the Settings app and scroll down and tap on "iCloud"
2. Tap on the email address at the very top of the iCloud settings screen
3. Tap on the blue text underneath the password entry that says "Forgot Apple ID or Password?" where you'll have two choices:
   • If you know your Apple ID and don't remember the password, type in your email address and click "Next" to start the reset process
   • If you don't know your Apple ID, tap on "Forgot your Apple ID?" and fill out your full name and email address to recover the Apple ID login (yes, you can then do the password reset after you have the Apple ID)
4. Answer the security questions pertaining to that Apple ID, and follow the onscreen directions to complete the process

At this point you should be good to go, you can reset the password for the account and then login as usual.

From Apple:

If you forgot your Apple ID password If you're having issues signing in with your Apple ID password, use these steps to reset it and regain access to your account.
Your Apple ID is the account you use for everything you do with Apple, like shopping the iTunes Store, signing in to iCloud, buying an app, and more. To reset your password, you'll need to know the email address for your Apple ID. If you're not sure which email address it is, there are a few ways you can find your Apple ID.
Reset your password
After you reset your password
Get more help Reset your password You can reset your password when you go to your Apple ID account page and click Forgot Apple ID or password. Enter your Apple ID, then click Next.
After you enter your Apple ID, there are a few ways you can change your password:

Answer your security questions

If you know the answers to your security questions, select "Answer security questions" and follow the steps to reset your password.

Use email authentication

If you select "Get an email," we'll send an email to your primary or rescue email address that you can use to reset your password. Didn't get the email?

If you use two-step verification

If you set up two-step verification, you can use it to change your password. You just need a recovery key and a trusted device. Follow these steps:

1. Enter your Recovery Key.

1. Choose a trusted device. We'll send your device a verification code.
2. Enter the verification code.
3. Set a new password and select Reset Password.

If you permanently lost your recovery key or access to your trusted device, you can't change your password.

If you use two-factor authentication

If you have two-factor authentication, you can reset or change your password from your trusted iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch when you follow these steps:

1. Go to Settings > iCloud.
2. Tap your name.
3. Tap Password & Security.
4. Tap Change Password.
5. Enter a new password.

These steps will work only from a trusted device with a device passcode enabled. If you don't have access to a trusted device, you can reset your password when you follow these steps:

1. Go to iforgot.apple.com and enter your Apple ID.
2. Enter your trusted phone number and click Continue.
3. Enter the verification code that we send to your trusted phone number.
4. Provide any additional account information requested.
5. Choose your new password.

If you can't sign in, reset your password, or receive verification codes, you can request account recovery to regain access to your account. Account recovery will take a few days, depending on what account information you can give. After you reset your password After you reset your password, you'll be prompted to sign in again with your new password. You also might need to update your password in Apple services and on your devices. Get more help If you're still having issues signing in with your Apple ID and password, make sure that you're entering the correct Apple ID. In most cases, your Apple ID is also the primary email address of your Apple ID account. If these steps didn't help you change your password, contact Apple Support.Last Modified: Feb 19, 2016

1. Go to My Apple ID and select "Reset your password."
2. Enter your Apple ID, then select Next. If you don't remember it, choose Forgot your Apple ID.
3. After you enter your Apple ID, there are three ways you can reset your password. Choose an option below:

• Answer your security questions. Use these steps if you know the answers to your security questions.

• Use email authentication. We'll send you an email that you can use to reset your password.

• Use two-step verification. If you set up two-step verification, you can use it to reset your password. You just need your recovery key and a trusted device.

If its asking for an apple ID or iTunes account password then you need to sign in with that. If you forgot it you can recover it using the email account you signed up with. If you have a lock code on the tabket then it may be that one. You can sometimes sign out of itunes and sign in with a new one as well. This is a security feature to prevent apps from auto updating and wiping out settings or other people screw with it.

For all accounts it is the same. You only can reset the old password, after you gave in the old one. If it was easy, just to do a reset, to enter any amount, the password would be worthless. most Android tablets, you can reset complete and start all over again, but you will lose all data and all apps. The Apple devices on iOS7 or iOS8, can't be resettled, without entering the Apple ID password.
Most online accounts, have a service for resetting the password, but only if you did setup a recovery possibility, with secret questions or a mailers, where they can send a reset code to, or when using 2 way verification, you also need a device to receive an SMS.

You have to manage your iTunes account in iTunes. Follow these instructions to change account information.

You can change your Apple ID name, password, or billing information at any time.

1. Choose Store > View My Apple ID, and sign in.
   

2. Click Edit.
   

3. Make your changes, and click Done.
   

Your changes take effect immediately.

If you also use your Apple ID in other apps, you don't need to update your information in those apps. The changes you make in iTunes apply to all apps in which you use your Apple ID.

If you have an AOL account, changes you make in iTunes don't affect your AOL account on the AOL service. For example, if you change your password in iTunes, the password you use to log in to the AOL service doesn't change.

- most probably those apps which popup now where downloaded before with another Apple ID
- you need to delete them and download again with the new Apple ID... Some iOS Users Reporting Apple ID Error Messages When Updating Apps

Sorry Jessica, You Will have to download the same apps again using the New Id. To Update The previously downloaded Apps You need the Same Old Id from which they were downloaded