The iCloud for Windows utility helps PC users with iPhones stay with Apple’s cloud service, so your cloud files are still accessible on your new computer. This way, you can set up folders to upload and download images from your iPhone, have one consistent set of bookmarks that syncs between Mobile Safari and the Windows browser your use (as long as you use Firefox, Internet Explorer or Chrome). MORE: Windows 10 Borrows MacBook Trackpad Gestures So if you haven’t decided to make the leap to a new cloud service that matches your new PC (OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox all come to mind), here are instructions for setting up and using iCloud on Windows.
How to Set Up and Use iCloud on Windows
How to Set Up and Use iCloud on Windows
How To Configure iCloud Photos on Windows
How To Configure iCloud Photos on Windows
How To Configure Bookmarks in iCloud on Windows
How To Configure Bookmarks in iCloud on Windows
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