How To Set Up My Imessage
How to set up messages on your mac.
How to set up my imessage. Open messages or facetime. On your mac open messages then do one of the following. For messages choose messages preferences then click imessage. If you already have an icloud account the email you used to sign up will be your apple id. Instead of just a phone number however it can use your email address and it only works with other ipads iphones and macs.
This can remove the restrictions set by the apple incorporation and maximize the functionality of your ios devices. Before you can start using imessage you ll need to set it up. Or you can open it from applications. On iphone ipad or ipod touch go to settings messages then turn on imessage. Send a message from whichever device is closest to you or use handoff to start a conversation on one device and continue it on another.
Enter your apple id and password. Instead of remote access this time you have to click on the remote support option in your windows device. Launch the messages app from the dock your applications folder or by searching for it with command space. Setting up imessage in ios the setup process is quick and essentially the same on the iphone ipad and ipod touch. Imessage may take a moment to activate.
Starting remote access set up on windows. You will find a section that reads give support. You have to enter the access code generated from mac earlier at the give support section. You don t need to use icloud or even have an iphone to use imessage but you will need an apple id. Another way to enjoy imessage on pc is to jailbreak your iphone.
You can use your id to log into multiple devices. Toggle imessage on and tap use your apple id for imessage iphone only. If asked sign in with the apple id that you re using with messages and facetime on your iphone. Icloud keeps your entire message history updated and available on all your devices even when you set up a brand new device. Please back up your iphone ipad with itunes or icloud before attempting to jailbreak your device.