How Do I Get Back a Disabled Itunes Account?
In a nutshell: To regain access to a disabled iTunes account, start by visiting the iTunes website and locating the menu in the upper-right corner. Click on the "Support" link, then select "Explore Support" to access the Apple Support page. Use the search box to enter "Disabled
Introduction
iTunes offers a wealth of entertainment, including the ability to listen to your favorite music. It's understandable why you want to get your account back if it's disabled. Continue for information about how to start the process of regaining access to your iTunes account.
Go to the iTunes Website
Visit the iTunes website.
Find the iTunes Menu
Look for the menu on the iTunes homepage. You'll find it in the upper-right corner of the website, represented by two black horizontal lines.
Expand the Menu
Click on the two black horizontal lines in the upper-right corner of the website. This will expand the iTunes menu.
Find the "Support" Link
Look for the "Support" link in the iTunes menu. It should be the last option, right below the "Accessories" link.
Tap on the "Support" Link
Click on the "Support" link on the iTunes menu.
Find the "Explore Support" Link
Look for the "Explore Support" link. It's below "TV" and above "Get Help."
Go to the "Apple Support" Page
Click on "Explore Support." This will take you to the "Apple Support" page.
Find the Search Box
Locate the support search box. It's below the "Search for More Topics" header and says "Search Support."
Tap on the Search Box
Click on the search box. This will outline the box in blue and cause your phone's keyboard to appear.
Type the Search Phrase
After clicking on the search box, type "Disabled iTunes account" and press the search button on your phone's keyboard.
Filter Your Results
Look for the "Filter" option. You'll find it below the search bar and above the search results. Click on it when you find it, which will open a square box. Find the line that says "Support Articles" and click on it.
Find the Relevant Link
Look for the link that pertains to having a disabled iTunes account. Your best option will likely be "If your Apple Account is locked, not active, or disabled."
Go to the "If your Apple Account is locked, not active, or disabled" Page
Click on the "If your Apple Account is locked, not active, or disabled" link. This will take you to a page of the same name.
Read the Page
Read through the "If your Apple Account is locked, not active, or disabled" page.
Follow the Instructions
Follow the instructions on the "If your Apple Account is locked, not active, or disabled" page. If you need further assistance, please move on to Step 16.
Contact Apple Support
If you're unable to regain access to your disabled iTunes account, reach out to Apple customer support. They can inform you what the problem is and recommend how you can get back your account.
Conclusion
If you lose access to your iTunes account, a customer support representative can provide insight, especially if you can't figure out why it happened. Reach out promptly for more information.
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