“Account Locked”

I had this issue and got it resolved after some pain. This is what I did1. Open the iCloud pref pane and log out of iCloud. Various scary messages about deleting stuff2. Reboot3. Open the iCloud pref pane and log in. Nothing happens.4. Reboot again5. Open the iCloud pref pane and log in. Long period of gearwheel spinning. Log in succeeds.7. Open Mail. Fin that iCloud Mail still not working8. Open Internet Accounts pref pane. Got to iCloud accounts, Deselect Mail. Then reselect Mail. All now workingHope this helps someone

Hi,seeing the same thing here. Also tried to delete all podcasts by removing them from the sync in iTunes. I haven't tried to reinnstalling, but attached is the crash-log.Incident Identifier: B5F20F2E-F1DF-469D-B710-8DEE3DC9104BCrashReporter Key: fb29f236715284e01c3ca12533f80c13bbf8eb99Hardware Model: iPhone7,2Process: Podcasts [425]Path: /Applications/Podcasts.app/PodcastsIdentifier: com.apple.podcastsVersion: 967.2 (2.3)Code Type: ARM-64 (Native)Parent Process: launchd [1]Date/Time: 2015-06-10 13:18:56.56 +0200Launch Time: 2015-06-10 13:18:55.55 +0200OS Version: iOS 9.0 (13A4254v)Report Version: 105Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000Exception Note: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFYTriggered by Thread: 7Filtered syslog:None foundLast Exception Backtrace:0 CoreFoundation 0x182f93f44 0x182e6c000 + 12122281 libobjc.A.dylib 0x197faff2c 0x197fa8000 + 325562 CoreFoundation 0x182f93e8c 0x182e6c000 + 12120443 Foundation 0x183e10f0c 0x183e04000 + 530044 Podcasts 0x100171198 0x10

I had a similar issue - in my case system preferences would hang on trying to access iCloud from its own pref pane or through the accounts pref pane. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.FWIW, I deleted the files while running OS X from another partition, but that was probably not essential.[Edit]: Based on responses to this, it is necessary to reboot after deleting the files.

I had a similar issue - in my case system preferences would hang on trying to access iCloud from its own pref pane or through the accounts pref pane. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.It sounds like you'll have to delete the files while running OS X from another partition.

Excellent, thanks for this. I'll add that I had gotten around my login to the desktop issue by resetting my account password from an alternate admin account and disabling wifi. This let me get to the desktop but not the iCloud preferences. After deleting these files I needed to reboot to get the preferences pane to work again.Thanks for your help.

did you hard reset by holding the power button? Do you see the beachball/pinwheel icon? Try signing in via a different user account (google how to create a new admin account from single user mode if you don't have one or know how to create one) then sign into that admin account and do the following:Disable wifiDelete the files in the folder /Users/<YOUR REAL USER ACCOUNT>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/Accounts/RebootLog in to your normal accountIf this works, thanks go to user Max108 https://forums.developer.apple.com/people/Max108

No go. No spinning wheel etc. Just mouse and desktop background. Must force shutdown using power button to reboot. I set up a second account with same results.

Thanks Eric.... so I guess it's not really hurting anything but that seems silly that it's going to sit in my account forever now!

You will need to contact Apple in order to change your developer name. https://developer.apple.com/contact/submit.phpGo to that link and choose Account Updates and Renewels and Apple can help process the update.Cheers!

Try going into Xcode > Preferences > Accounts and click all of the Apple ID's you have listed on the left and clicke the - (minus) sign on the bottom. Make sure everything is removed then click the + (plus) and Add Apple ID. See if re adding your accounts to Xcode solves the issue.