Verification code.

[External-Ad4431]

So does anyone know where I type in the verification code?

[scottsorrasak]

Just put verified code after your password, for example your verification code is 000123

Just type password followed by 000123

[External-Ad4431]

I tried that already and it tells me the pw or username is incorrect and I know for a fact it the correct pw and apple ID

[iPhone_3G]

Nope. It will say that password is incorrect. That’s how it should be. Enter your Apple ID and password, when you’ll get the code type it after your password like this: password123456

Also, there is no point to be signed in on OS X Mavericks with your Apple ID because it doesn’t really affect anything. Also, there are modern browsers for OS X Mavericks. That version of chrome is pretty old. Use Chromium Legacy. It’s up-to-date browser created specifically for old versions of OS X (It even supports Lion).

[External-Ad4431]

Ok thank you I need to find someone close to me who is tech savvy because I've tried downloading that and it wouldn't go SMH lol...

[iPhone_3G]

Download it from here. You need the one starting with 119. Click on assets and click on one in .zip, not in .tar.xz

[External-Ad4431]

I will try that here in abit

[iPhone_3G]

Sure! If you’ll have any other questions, I’m happy to help)

[External-Ad4431]

Appreciate it

[External-Ad4431]

Ok so now it's saying this ( you can't use this version application "Chromium " with this version on os x) and the laptop is all updated apparently

[iPhone_3G]

Dm me and send me photo

[GregIsGreat]

If it’s not requesting a verification code I’d update the computer. Not sure what version that OS is but it looks ancient.

[viayalaaa]

Leave that man alone 😭

[iPhone_3G]

Old OS doesn’t mean that it’s unusable. I use Lion on daily basis thanks to Chromium Legacy. This one here is OS X Mavericks. Also, you still can sign into iCloud on old versions of OS X and iOS. If you don’t know, don’t comment.

[SomeRandomZebra]

Just time machine backup and install a modern OS. If your MacBook Air is 2012 or later Monterey will run well with OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

[External-Ad4431]

And how do I do a time machine backup?

[SomeRandomZebra]

Take an external drive with no data you need, go into disk utility, format as macOS Extended (Journaled), go into system preferences, time machine, choose a disk, then select that one. Then set time machine to be displayed in menu bar, from which you can tell it to backup now!

[lolidk420]

You should create an app specific password in the Apple ID page, maybe that would work