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You can not unregister devices from authorised list. This would defeat the point in registering them and having a limit.<br />
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Not sure about the issue you are having though! Are you changing the phone name/number? <br />
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Otherwise not sure...sorry
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You can not unregister devices from authorised list. This would defeat the point in registering them and having a limit.

Not sure about the issue you are having though! Are you changing the phone name/number?

Otherwise not sure...sorry

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Hi, I have an iPhone 3GS and every now and again when I plug it into iTunes it says I need to autherise my computer which I do but it says you are allowed 5 computers. &nbsp;How do you unregister devices once it gets to your limit of 5?<br />
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My mate seems to have the same problem?<br />
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I only use 1 computer and have only ever used 1 iPhone with it.<br />
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Hi, I have an iPhone 3GS and every now and again when I plug it into iTunes it says I need to autherise my computer which I do but it says you are allowed 5 computers.  How do you unregister devices once it gets to your limit of 5?

My mate seems to have the same problem?

I only use 1 computer and have only ever used 1 iPhone with it.



Unregistering itunes devices

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iPhone

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