Are you a Mac user and forgot your iCloud password, so you can’t access your Apple ID account? No need to panic, because you can easily reset your iCloud password from the macOS system in a few seconds.
Moreover, given the importance of the iCloud/Apple ID account and how it provides online access to all Apple ecosystems, such as iCloud, App Store, Music, etc., you need to ensure that you have an iCloud credential.
How to Reset a Forgotten iCloud Password on Mac
- Head over to “System Preferences” on your Mac from the Apple menu or Dock.
- This will open a new window on your screen. Click on “Apple ID” located at the top, to proceed further.
- You’ll be taken to the iCloud section. Here, click on “Password & Security” in the left pane.
- Now, just click on the “Change password” option located right below your Apple ID email address.
- You’ll be prompted to enter your Mac’s user password to continue. Type in your password and click on “Allow”.
- Now, simply type in your new password in both the fields and click on “Change” to reset the password.
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