Option 1: Use the On-Screen Prompt
- Click the "Don't have access to a device?" link located just above the blue OK button.
- Apple will guide you through a flow to remotely sign out or remove the trusted devices directly from this screen.
Option 2: Remove Devices via Apple ID Portal
If the link in the prompt doesn't resolve it, you can manually sever the connection through the Apple ID management page.
If the link in the prompt doesn't resolve it, you can manually sever the connection through the Apple ID management page.
- Log into appleid.apple.com using your current (soon-to-be-transferred) Apple ID credentials.
- Navigate to the Devices section on the left-hand menu.
- Click on each of the devices listed.
- Click Remove from account and confirm.
- Repeat this for all three MacBooks.
Option 3: Remove via iCloud Find My
If the devices are specifically hung up on Activation Lock, they must be removed from Find My.
If the devices are specifically hung up on Activation Lock, they must be removed from Find My.
- Log into icloud.com/find with the current Apple ID.
- Click on All Devices at the top.
- Select the offline, wiped MacBook.
- Click Remove from Account (do not click Erase, as they are already wiped; look for the option to remove it entirely).