This can be done if iMessage has stopped working on our Mac

IMessage on our Mac, just like on our iPhone or iPad, sits next to the SMS in the Messages app. With this app we can send iMessage messages to any iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac, Apple Watch anywhere in the world totally free. In addition, we can send attachments, photos, videos and car keys easily.

IMessage as a whole works well, but when it does produce discomfort it can somehow be hard to find its cause. Fortunately at Applesfera we tell you the steps to follow In this case.

1. Let's make sure our Mac has an internet connection

At these times we hope that all your devices connected to the network at all times, but, if it does, let's make sure.

We open Safari and visit a web page, for example applesfera.com. Does it work? Let's move to the next step. If on the other hand, we can see the page, let's check it out Wi-Fi point connection or use an ethernet cable.

2. Restart the Mac

Do you a simple solution and often solves many computer incompatibilities. Restarting our Mac is as easy as going to the Apple menu () and selecting Restart.

3. Let's make sure that contacting our Apple ID is correct

Message needs to be configured Apple ID. Let's make sure it is organized, we will do it as follows:

1. In the Apple menu () we select it System Preferences.
2. We're in Apple ID.
3. At the top left, below our picture, let's make sure the same email appears as the one we use on our iPhone or iPad.

4. Restart iMessage

At this point it sometimes makes it work again restart iMessage Can resolve connection errors. We will do so by following these steps:

1. We open the app Messages on our Mac.
2. On the menu Messages we choose Favorites.
3. We add a tab iMessage.
4. We look at that Activate this account Active.
5. If not, we use it and confirm that iMessage is working. If so, we do it again for a few seconds and work again.

5. Disconnect and reconnect iMessage

If the previous step still doesn't resolve the situation, we will completely uninstall iMessage on our Mac before reconnect. Here are the steps:

1. We open the app Messages on our Mac.
2. On the menu Messages we choose Favorites.
3. We add a tab iMessage.
4. We're playing Come out.
5. We exit eMessage by pressing Command (⌘) + Q.
6. Open iMessage and return to the tab iMessage in app preferences.
7. We're playing Connect and enter our Apple ID and password.

6. Let's take a look at whether iMessage works on our iPhone or iPad

At times Message Servers They can produce error. Let's try sending iMessage from our iPhone or iPad. If the message fails, the situation may resolve within a few hours. We can go to Apple's status page to see if there are issues.

7. Apple's recovery care

If the message is sent correctly it indicates that an error is present on the Mac. At this time, it's best to use the Apple Support app on your iPhone or iPad to program call Apple Care.