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1. Why Won't My Mac Recognize My Kindle
2. Macbook Pro Not Recognizing Kindle Fire
3. Mac Not Recognizing Kindle Fire

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If you can't remember your Apple ID or password

If you can't remember your Apple ID, check these settings and services to find it. If you've forgotten your Apple ID password, learn how to reset it.

If you get a message that your Apple ID is locked or disabled

If you or someone else enters your password, security questions, or other account information incorrectly too many times, your Apple ID automatically locks to protect your security and you can't sign in to any Apple services. Learn how to unlock your Apple ID.

If you can't sign in to iCloud.com

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If you're not able to sign in using cellular data only

Why Won't My Mac Recognize My Kindle

Make sure that your iPhone, iPad, or PC has a strong Internet connection and that you've turned on cellular data on your iPhone or iPad by going to Settings > Cellular or Mobile Data. If this setting is off, you might not be able to access your Apple ID and iCloud when not connected to a Wi-Fi network.

If you're having trouble receiving verification codes, or your verification code is rejected

Radio data driver download for windows. Learn how to get a verification code and sign in to iCloud with two-factor authentication. If your device is running iOS 8 or OS X Yosemite or earlier, sign in using two-step verification instead.

If you see a Could Not Create Apple ID or Could Not Set Up iCloud message

If you see one of these messages, it means that you have exceeded the number of new Apple IDs you can set up with iCloud on a single device in one year. Learn what to do.

Other password prompts you might see

If you are repeatedly prompted to enter your Apple ID password on your Mac or iOS device

• If you have recently restored your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from an iCloud backup, the restore may not have completed. Stay connected to a reliable Wi-Fi network and power source until the restore finishes. Follow these steps if iCloud Backup couldn't be completed or you can't restore.
• If you recently changed your Apple ID password, you might need to update your sign-in information with iCloud services you use. Make sure that each service is using your updated sign-in information on your device.
• Check if you have Automatic Downloads enabled. If there is content ready to be downloaded, you may be prompted to enter your Apple ID and password to continue. Learn how to resume interrupted downloads.
• If you are an organizer, parent, or guardian of a Family Sharing group, check if the prompt is a request from a child family member to make an iTunes Store purchase. You can then approve or decline the request.

If you want to sign in to a third-party app but your password is rejected

If you want to access your iCloud information from a third-party app, you need to use an app specific password. This helps protect your account by allowing you to sign in securely. Learn how to create and use app-specific passwords.

If you still need help

If you still need help signing in to iCloud, update your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch to the latest version of iOS or iPadOS, and your Mac to the latest version of macOS. See the iCloud system requirements for more information.

Follow these steps to find the problem:

Macbook Pro Not Recognizing Kindle Fire

Mac Not Recognizing Kindle Fire

• Make sure that you are connecting only a single device to your computer at a time. Do not have another calibre supported device like an iPhone/iPad etc. at the same time.
• Make sure you are running the latest version of calibre. The latest version can always be downloaded from the calibre website
• Ensure your operating system is seeing the device. That is, the device should be mounted as a disk that you can access using Windows explorer or whatever the file management program on your computer is.
• If you are on Linux and the device is an MTP device, make sure it is not automounted by the OS/file manager as only one program can access an MTP device at a time.
• On Linux, device might fail to mount if after updating kernel system wasn't rebooted.
• In calibre, go to Preferences->Ignored Devices and check that your device is not being ignored
• In calibre, go to Preferences->Plugins->Device Interface plugin and make sure the plugin for your device is enabled, the plugin icon next to it should be green when it is enabled.
• If all the above steps fail, go to Preferences->Miscellaneous and click debug device detection with your device attached and post the output in this forum