Mi Apple id and tunes store están desactivados, como podré

Apple ID disabled

You may be asking “why is my account disabled in the App Store?” There are a few good reasons:

• You tried too hard to get in. The most common reason an account has been disabled in the App Store and iTunes is you’ve entered the wrong password ***** times. Apple gives you a finite number of chances to enter the correct password ***** locking you out.

• Your device forgot about you. Another reason your account has been disabled in the App Store and iTunes may be that you’ve not signed in for an extended period of time. If you haven’t signed in for a while, your device may lock you out as a precaution.

• There are billing issues. If you have an outstanding, unpaid bill, expect that your account has been disabled in the App Store. This often happens with disputed charges that have gone on for a long time, or when there are issues with a gift card that cause you to owe money for an app or service.

• If you have a lot of Apple devices and sign into them often – especially if you need a few tries on some devices – Apple may think you’re a hacker or scammer and lock you out. It’s a security measure. You may need to have a chat with Apple to clear things up.

• Disputed charges. If you made a large purchase and later disputed the charges, expect to see your account disabled in App Store and iTunes until you clear things up with Apple.

You can try the below-mentioned fixes one by one and maybe the error gets fixed for you with ease.

Fix 1. Unlock your Apple ID

When you enter incorrect passwords too many times, your Apple ID gets locked for security reasons automatically. That’s why you are not able to log in to any Apple services, such as iTunes and App Store.

Once you are able to verify your identity with Apple, your account gets unlocked. And you can do this with the help of iForgot. You can find it on your iPhone: Go to Settings > Your Name > iTunes Store and App Store > Tap your Apple ID > Tap iForgot. Then follow the instructions and unlock your Apple ID with your existing password ***** reset your password.

For Two-Factor Authentication:

If you use two-factor authentication, your trusted device or trusted phone number is ***** in order to unlock your Apple ID.

For Two-Step Verification:

If you use two-step verification, your recovery key is required. If you forgot the recovery key but remember your Apple ID password, you can create a new recovery key and all you have to do is to move to your Apple ID account page, log-in with your password ***** trusted device. Then, go to the Security section and tap on “Edit”, click “Replace Lost Key”.

Fix 2. Sign-in via a Browser

Another thing you can do is try to sign-in into your App Store or iTunes account from Chrome, Safari or any browser on your system. If you still face the same error, then wait for at least 8 hours and then, try again to log in to any Apple service and see if the error still persists or not.

Fix 3. Check Restrictions

Check and see if the restrictions on your iPhone are enabled or not. Users often use restrictions on your to turn off in-app purchases so that others can’t make any purchase on your account. Here are the steps on how to check if restrictions are enabled:

Step 1. On your iPhone, go to the Settings and move to “General” settings.

Step 2. Next, click on “Restrictions” and here, you need to enter your restrictions passcode to turn off it.

Fix 4. Log out and Log in the Apple ID

Sometimes you can fix the App Store problem by relog into your Apple ID. Here are the detailed steps:

Step 1. Go to Settings > Your Name > Tap Sign Out at the bottom of this page.

Step 2. Enter the password ***** your Apple ID to log out.

Step 3. Then re-enter the Settings interface, log in your Apple ID.

When you have re-signed your Apple ID, try once again to see if you can download apps now.

Fix 5. Contact Apple Support Directly

The last thing you can do is to contact Apple directly. Trust is not a factor when it comes to Apple employees and Apple IDs. So, here are the steps on how you can contact Apple directly:

Step 1. Go to the Apple Support Website and then, choose Apple ID.

Step 2. After that, select “Disabled Apple ID” and now, you can set up a call with an Apple employee, start an online chat session or email Apple support.

You can try contacting Apple support at

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