

Select the iCloud Calendar and click Export selected.įrom the popup, choose Outlook (direct export to Outlook). Download and install the program, NOT the APP. Close Outlook, uninstall the iCloud APP (I use REVO uninstaller on medium to get rid of all the extras.) Reboot the PC.



I've probably been through this cycle 15 times now. With the add-in not installed and the message telling me I can "access Mail, Contacts, Calendar and Reminders at ", and to repair iCloud to make it work with Outlook. Then I find I'm right back to where I started, I go through the repair procedure, shutting down Outlook, finding the iCloud app and having it repair itself, reinstall and restarting Windows. Then it says I can repair iCloud to make it work with Outlook. When I run iCloud as an administrator, initially "Mail, Contacts, Calendar and Reminders" shows up along with the other options, but as soon as it fully starts up (loading iCloud Storage details), that selection disappears replaced by "you can access Mail,Ĭontacts, Calendar and Reminders at ". It simply isn't there - it's not in the disabled list for Outlook, and Sync Outlook calendars, contacts and tasks with iCloud folders automatically and get all your data propagated between Outlook and iOS devices in real time. She is also running Windows 10 and Outlook 2013, but each time I run the iCloud installation, it fails to install the iCloud Add-In for Outlook. I can sync contacts, mail, calendar and reminders between Outlook, iCloud and my iphone and ipad. I can sync contacts, mail, calendar and reminders between Outlook, iCloud and my iphone and ipad. I have successfully installed the iCloud Add-in for my own computer, running Windows 10 and Outlook 2013.
