Firstly, set up an @icloud.com email address for your iCloud account on a device. If you have Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later installed on your PC, you should open iCloud, select Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks, then click Apply. Your iCloud Mail account is listed in the folder panel (also called the navigation panel) on the left side of Microsoft Outlook. To view your iCloud Mail folders in Outlook, click the triangle to the left of your iCloud email account. If Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later is not installed, the Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks options won't appear in iCloud for Windows. Use your web browser to access iCloud Mail at https://www.icloud.com/.
My Photo Stream is a service which comes with iCloud, meant to keep your photo libraries synced on all your devices connected to the cloud service. Whenever you'll take a photo with your iOS device, a copy of it will appear in My Photo Stream folder on your PC. If you didn't set it up already just follow these steps:
Install iCloud for Windows if it isn’t already installed on your computer.
Open iCloud for Windows, then turn on Photos. My Photo Stream is set up by default. To turn it off, click Options, then turn off My Photo Stream.
To change the iCloud Photos location on your computer, click Options. Click Change to choose a folder, then click OK.
In order to use the iCloud Control Panel on your PC you first need to have an Apple ID and you have to download and install iCloud on your PC. You have the download link below: https://support.apple.com/downloads/DL1813/en_US/iCloudSetup.exe From your PC, browse to https://www.apple.com/icloud/setup and click on Windows PC. Download the iCloud Control Panel for Windows. This works on Windows Vista (SP2) or later but not on XP. The iCloud Control Panel on the PC provides similar functions to the website for sharing photos, emails, and other information. The Pictures library on your PC now should contain two additional folders. Any photos you take on your iPhone or iPad are automatically sent to the Photo Stream folder.You can also send photos to your iOS devices by placing them in the Upload folder. The sharing of documents feature it's a little complicated as you can't transfer them directly to your PC and you must go to www.icloud.com and click on iWork. When it comes to email, contacts and calendar you should know that this features will work only integrated with Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later. More importantly, it will only works with Apple's me.com email addresses – which means you have to create an entirely new email address.
Apple provides extensive support and details regarding these features. Basically, the Family Sharing can be enabled from any compatible iOS device or from the Mac.
For the iPhone, iPad, or iPod do the following: Go to Settings > iCloud and tap on Set Up Family Sharing then get Started. Confirm the selection and regarding family organizer and that you're signed with your Apple ID, then follow the on-screen instructions.
For Mac: Go to Apple menu > System Preferences, then click iCloud. Click Set up Family on the left and follow the on-screen instructions.
To invite people:
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Settings > iCloud > Family > Add Family Member. (enter family member's name or email address and follow the instructions)
Mac: Apple menu > System Preferences, then click iCloud. (click Manage Family then click on + sign and follow the instructions)
For additional information, check the pages below:
How do I can download iCloud for Windows 14.1 from a Mac?
The Windows Store do not allow me.
To install iCloud for Windows 11 or later, make sure that you:
Firstly, set up an @icloud.com email address for your iCloud account on a device. If you have Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later installed on your PC, you should open iCloud, select Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks, then click Apply. Your iCloud Mail account is listed in the folder panel (also called the navigation panel) on the left side of Microsoft Outlook. To view your iCloud Mail folders in Outlook, click the triangle to the left of your iCloud email account.
If Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later is not installed, the Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks options won't appear in iCloud for Windows. Use your web browser to access iCloud Mail at https://www.icloud.com/.
My Photo Stream is a service which comes with iCloud, meant to keep your photo libraries synced on all your devices connected to the cloud service. Whenever you'll take a photo with your iOS device, a copy of it will appear in My Photo Stream folder on your PC. If you didn't set it up already just follow these steps:
In order to use the iCloud Control Panel on your PC you first need to have an Apple ID and you have to download and install iCloud on your PC. You have the download link below: https://support.apple.com/downloads/DL1813/en_US/iCloudSetup.exe
From your PC, browse to https://www.apple.com/icloud/setup and click on Windows PC. Download the iCloud Control Panel for Windows. This works on Windows Vista (SP2) or later but not on XP. The iCloud Control Panel on the PC provides similar functions to the website for sharing photos, emails, and other information. The Pictures library on your PC now should contain two additional folders. Any photos you take on your iPhone or iPad are automatically sent to the Photo Stream folder.You can also send photos to your iOS devices by placing them in the Upload folder.
The sharing of documents feature it's a little complicated as you can't transfer them directly to your PC and you must go to www.icloud.com and click on iWork.
When it comes to email, contacts and calendar you should know that this features will work only integrated with Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later. More importantly, it will only works with Apple's me.com email addresses – which means you have to create an entirely new email address.
Apple provides extensive support and details regarding these features. Basically, the Family Sharing can be enabled from any compatible iOS device or from the Mac.
For the iPhone, iPad, or iPod do the following: Go to Settings > iCloud and tap on Set Up Family Sharing then get Started. Confirm the selection and regarding family organizer and that you're signed with your Apple ID, then follow the on-screen instructions.
For Mac: Go to Apple menu > System Preferences, then click iCloud. Click Set up Family on the left and follow the on-screen instructions.
To invite people:
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Settings > iCloud > Family > Add Family Member. (enter family member's name or email address and follow the instructions)
Mac: Apple menu > System Preferences, then click iCloud. (click Manage Family then click on + sign and follow the instructions)
For additional information, check the pages below: