iCloud Log-in Loop on Windows PC

I am stuck in an iCloud log-in loop. The request to sign-in to iCloud comes up when I log into my PC. I put in the Apple ID password which generates a code to my iPhone, which I then enter. Within a minute, the request to log into iCloud comes up again. How do I fix this?



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Posted on Nov 6, 2024 12:17 PM

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Posted on Dec 12, 2024 11:53 AM

This worked!!! Finally!!

And it's simple: Sign in with your password. When asked to allow on your other device select "don't allow". When asked if you want to change your password: don't ("continue" on my screen). Then go back to the verification code window and click "Didn't get a verification code?" Select "text me a code" to your cell phone number, then enter that code. TADA!! Thank you Darren N4VFR


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Dec 12, 2024 11:53 AM in response to Feldazin

This worked!!! Finally!!

And it's simple: Sign in with your password. When asked to allow on your other device select "don't allow". When asked if you want to change your password: don't ("continue" on my screen). Then go back to the verification code window and click "Didn't get a verification code?" Select "text me a code" to your cell phone number, then enter that code. TADA!! Thank you Darren N4VFR


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Jan 17, 2025 1:16 PM in response to Makasa87

My Windows 11 laptop is still stuck. It never pushes an authentication request to my iphone (which is logged in to iCloud) instead it has a message to the effect that I need to log in to iCloud with my apple device. but my apple device is logged in. Only option it gives is to reset my password.

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