Getting set up iCloud on Windows 10 [Solved]
Getting setup iCloud on Windows 10/8.1/8/7, the photos, documents, and bookmarks on your computer are updated automatically in your Apple devices. First, you will need download iCloud for Windows, you need to to setup iCloud on all your Apple devices with sign in to iCloud using your Apple ID. Let’s follow steps setup iCloud for windows in listed below!
- Download iCloud for Windows. When it doesn’t install automatically, go to File Explorer and open iCloud Setup.
- Restart your pc.
- Make sure iCloud for Windows is open. If this doesn’t open automatically, go to Start -> open Apps or Programs -> open iCloud for Windows.
- Enter your current Apple ID that will sign in to iCloud
- Select the options and content you want to keep updated around your devices.
- Click on Apply.
Note: After download and setup using iCloud on Windows 10/8.1/8/7, you will get started a few features, check this all:
Contents
Switch on iCloud Photos for Windows with results in a Photos folder in File Explorer. iCloud Photo Library uploads new photos and videos on the iCloud Photos Uploads folder on your computer allowing you to view them from the Photos app in your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac. New photos and videos you have automatically download from iCloud Photo Library to see, share, and comment on the photos and videos you after share with others. But, that setting is unique on all windows type, let’s follow methods on your windows version! 
Windows 10: Open Start menu -> scroll down -> open the iCloud folder -> Select iCloud Photos.
Windows 8.1: Open Start screen -> select the down arrow from the bottom-left corner -> select the iCloud Photos app.
Windows 8: Open Start screen -> select iCloud Photos.
Windows 7: Select the Windows Start button -> click on Pictures -> Click on iCloud Photos or Photo Stream within the Favorites menu from the panel to the left -> Double-click My Photo Stream to see your photos. Which appears like a folder from the window seems.
See files with iCloud Drive
iCloud for Windows creates an iCloud Drive folder in File Explorer after you switch on iCloud Drive. Any documents that you’ve stored in iCloud will automatically download to your iCloud Drive folder in File Explorer. Files which you create on your computer and save for this folder will automatically show on other devices. 
Keep mail, contacts, calendars, and reminders updated on all your devices
To setup iCloud Mail on all your Windows/PC, open iCloud for Windows -> select Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks -> click on Apply.
Manage iCloud storage and account information
By upgrading your storage plan or lowering the quantity of storage that you’re using, you can manage your iCloud storage. If you need to make changes on your Apple ID, you may improve your email, mailing address, and other account information.
- Open iCloud for Windows to talk to your available storage.
- To manage your storage, click on Storage -> Select an application to view how much storage you’re using, or click on Buy More Storage to upgrade your storage.
- To manage your Apple ID, open iCloud for Windows -> click on Account details -> click on Manage Apple ID.
Update iCloud for Windows
Check update version with open Apple Software Update on your computer. To have notified when an update is offered through Apple Software Update, choose Edit -> Preferences -> choose while you’d want to search for updates. You can select Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Never. Sign from iCloud on your Windows PC when you upgrade and install iCloud for Windows.
How to Turn off or uninstall iCloud on Windows 10 PC
Data can’t automatically be kept up to date in iCloud, and also you won’t see updates made in your other devices when you turn off a service in iCloud on Windows 10/8.1/8/7. Follow these steps to turn off a service or iCloud:
- To turn off a service on your computer, Open iCloud for Windows -> select or deselect that service -> click on Apply to keep your changes,
- To turn off iCloud for Windows, open iCloud for Windows -> and then click on sign out.
To uninstall iCloud for Windows and don’t forget to create a copy of the iCloud data and save it on your computer. Then sign out of iCloud for Windows on your computer, and follow these steps:
Windows 10//8.1/8:
- Go to the Start screen -> right-click from the bottom-left corner or click -> choose Control Panel.
- Click on Uninstall a Program.
- Click iCloud -> Uninstall.
- While asked to confirm, choose Yes.
Windows 7:
- Select Start menu -> Control Panel.
- Click on Programs -> Program and Features.
- Choose iCloud -> Uninstall.
- Click on Alright to continue.
