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#APPLE SERVER PROBLEM VERIFICATION#
#APPLE SERVER PROBLEM PASSWORD#

Now that we went over every potential cause, let’s go over a list of verified fixes that other affected iOS users have successfully used to get to the bottom of this issue. If that’s the case, make sure you follow the instructions correctly.

#APPLE SERVER PROBLEM VERIFICATION#

Missing Verification code – Keep in mind that depending on the nature of your iOS level of security, you might be prompted to use a verification code in order to be able to restore from an iCloud backup.If you haven’t tried this yet, reboot your iOS device and attempt to restore the previously created backup once the system boots back up. iOS glitch – As it turns out, some affected users managed to fix the issue simply by force-restarting their devices.

#APPLE SERVER PROBLEM PASSWORD#

Take the time to verify if you’re inputting the right Apple ID password and change it if necessary in order to bypass the error. Apple ID password is not correct – Don’t dismiss this possibility even if you are 100% convinced that you’re using the right password.To fix this issue, you need to clear the current Network settings. Another scenario is an incompatible setting that you previously established for your current network connection. Network Settings Inconsistency – Depending on your circumstances, this problem can also be related to corrupted or invalid cached data generated by your network usage.If you’ve been spending too much time at home or work, you can get it fixed by logging out and back on to your Wi-Fi.

Wi-Fi Network glitch – As it turns out, older iPhone methods might be affected by this weird issue where the backup protocol stops working after a long period of being connected to a Wi-Fi Network.

This seems to suggest the possibility that the backup transfer protocol is somehow interrupted on mobile data.

The iPhone is using mobile data – Even with the fact that Apple doesn’t explicitly say this, a LOT of users are reporting that they fixed the issue immediately after switching from 3G, 4G, or 4G data to Wi-Fi and repeated the backup operation.

This might end up facilitating the apparition of an Auth token glitch that can be resolved by signing out from both iTunes and the App Store.

iTunes Auth token glitch – Another scenario that is known to cause this problem is when the phone has been idle for a long period of time while also connected to iTunes.To fix it, you’ll need to ensure that you are using the correct date and time on your iOS device. If the two don’t match, expect the attempt to fail and to see the error message discussed in this article. Inconsistent date & time – Keep in mind that when you attempt to restore from a cloud backup or create a new one, your phone is programmed to cross-check the device date & time against the date and time of the Cloud servers.