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To download iCloud for Windows, follow these steps:

iTunes 12.7 or later (if you want to access your iCloud Photos on your PC).

Outlook 2016 or later (if you want to sync your iCloud Mail, Contacts, and Calendars with Outlook).

The latest version of iCloud for Windows requires: By installing iCloud for Windows, users can access their iCloud Drive, Photos, Mail, Contacts, Calendar, and other iCloud features directly from their Windows desktop.īefore you proceed with downloading iCloud for Windows, ensure that your PC meets the minimum system requirements. ICloud for Windows is a desktop application developed by Apple that enables Windows PC users to access their iCloud data seamlessly. In this article, we will guide you through the process of downloading and setting up iCloud for Windows. While iCloud is designed primarily for Apple users, there is also an option to download iCloud for Windows and access your iCloud data on a Windows PC. iCloud is a cloud storage service provided by Apple that allows you to store, sync, and share your files, photos, and more across your Apple devices.

In any case, I just went through this a week or two ago (I've written about it here in r/iCloud) and I am happy now when I have them all "local" and working, adding new photos daily.With the growing popularity of Apple devices, many users find it useful and convenient to sync their data across multiple platforms and devices. However, for now the sync does not seem to go the other way delete out of windows folder, and file still reamins in iCloud (and all Apple devices connected to same account). So if you delete a file out of iCloud (via phone, web interface, or Mac), it will also disappear out of the local folder on your Windows PC.

To be noted also is that iCloud for Windows now SYNCs sort of to 75%. Apple has not officially said if it throttles traffic in and out of iCloud, but it would not be unreasonable there is a daily or weekly limit. But take it easy and only try 500-1000 files at the same time. You will have to tell File Explorer that 1) you want to keep them "keep on this device" (right-mouse-click" and wait (forever), or 2) copy said files to a new temporary location (doing this will force a download).

What you see in File Explorer is only a marker.

But the files (the actual files) are still ONLY in iCloud. It'll sync the content in iCloud Photos to the local PC. Now iCloud for Windows acts more like OneDrive. Remember that iCloud for Windows works differently now, compared to past versions (when it "just" downloaded photo and video files onto a Windows PC and after that never cared to what happened to a a photo file in iCloud).