t: Re: should I unauthorize my iTunes account
I'm not sure what this is based on, if it's hardware of software specific. I
prefer to deauthorize the computer and authorize it again after the install,
this certainly won't hurt anything.
On Dec 9, 2012, at 10:59 AM, "Martin Brown&q
I'm not sure what this is based on, if it's hardware of software specific. I
prefer to deauthorize the computer and authorize it again after the install,
this certainly won't hurt anything.
On Dec 9, 2012, at 10:59 AM, "Martin Brown" wrote:
> Hello everyone again.
> I am giving serious consider
Hi,
No need to deauthorize your computer at all. The iTunes store does not care
what the name is or even what version of MacOS you're running. The Store uses
a unique hardware identifier like your MAC address so software changes are
immaterial.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
There's no need honestly to deauthorize just for a clean reinstall of an OS,
unless you are planning to change computers, like from Mac to Windows or
Windows to Mac, or maybe if you're changing computer names.
As long as the computer is the same computer you're reinstalling an OS to, or
if the c
I would, since it will ask you to reauthorize your account, and if you do
that, you'll lose one out of your 5 authorizations. If you deauthorize,
you'll get that number back in case you ever need to authorize up to 5
computers in the future.
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