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Looks like you're getting a popped up of iCloud on your startup. This usually occurs when it's enabled on Startup Settings. To disable it, please follow the steps below: Press right click the Start Menu and choose Task Manager, then select the Startup tab and right-click iCloud and select Disable. Restart your device and it should not popped up ...
I have been using iCloud on my Windows 11 laptop for 6 months with no issues at all. Suddenly yesterday after a system reboot I was prompted for my login details. I entered my iCloud id and password. Prompt duly appeared on my iPhone, I click 'Allow' and enter the security code on my PC. The Apple wait spinning circles appears for a while, then ...
To resolve this, you can try resetting the iCloud app. Here's how: > Go to the installed apps on your computer. > Find iCloud and select it. > Choose "Advanced options" from the menu. > Scroll to the bottom and click on the option to reset the app, including its data. > After resetting, launch the app again and try logging in.
"On Windows 7 and Windows 8, you can download iCloud for Windows on Apple's website." If you're using Windows 10, you would need to download it from the Microsoft Store: Download iCloud for Windows from the Microsoft Store
In reply to fatma hassani's post on March 17, 2024. I had already uninstalled icloud but two icloud windows pop up - I close them and they pop up again. If the program is uninstalled how can this be happening. Also I have rebooted the computer, etc. It sounds like I'm not the only one experiencing this.
Then launch the app and login again. Had this issue, go to installed apps, find icloud and choose advanced options, scroll to the bottom and reset app (including data). Then launch the app and login again. Hi crkinard, The following steps address what you're describing specifically, and should provide a solution:
Open the Start menu and search for "Network Connections". Right-click on your network adapter and select "Properties". Click on the "Advanced" tab. Scroll down to the "IP Settings" section and uncheck the box next to "Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)". Click on "OK" to save your changes.
Locate: C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc to find the hosts file to cut to the desktop (i.e., clear the operation of the host). In the taskbar search box, type "cmd", right-click on the command prompt, select Run as administrator, the command prompt window to execute the following command: netsh winsock resetEnter, and then restart the computer.
1. Click Sign Out. Depending on what iCloud options are turned on, you'll be asked if you want to make copies or delete iCloud data (Contacts, Calendar, Reminders, Bookmarks, Photo Stream) from your PC. Click Delete. Your data will remain in iCloud and will be updated on your device when you sign in to iCloud again. 2.
After several hours I have now found a solution, I hope it works for you too. 1. delete all Apple applications for Windows (iCloud, iTunes, Bonjour, etc...) 2. disconnect Windows device from iCloud via an Apple device (via iCloud settings) 3. installation of the "old" iCloud for Windows.