

The second method is a much more convenient one. Instead, files are saved in your cloud storage, which you can then access on PC with the iCloud Windows app. That method eliminates the need for USB cables as you don’t need to connect devices. Then you can transfer files with iTunes or alternative software.Īlternatively, you can transfer files between your iPhone and the computer with iCloud cloud storage. One way is to connect the iPhone to a PC with a USB cable. There are two ways you can transfer photos, videos, music, and other files between your mobile and the PC. Those files are saved on their iCloud storage. Aside from communication, users utilize Apple mobiles to capture photos and videos. IPhone is one world’s foremost smartphone series that has revolutionized mobile computing in more ways than one.

Long ago I did try syncing bookmarks and got in a mess of duplicated and unwanted bookmarks syncing to my Macs, so I have steered clear of that feature more recently. iCloud Drive appears to work the best of the features.Ĥ. Also the folder of iCloud Pictures contains many shared albums that were deleted years ago.ģ. Shared Photos sort of work but I have not succeeded in adding a photo to a shared album from Windows, (even though album setting says I should be able to). The iCloud Settings Control Panel appears to freeze sometimes because the message appears behind the iCloud Panel and cannot be dismissed and the control panel window cannot be moved.Ģ.

Google finds many many suggested solutions of which I have tried many without success. " with iCloud for Windows installed, BEFORE even trying to use Outlook. I always get the "Outlook is not set as default.

I have never heard that iCloud for Windows is not supported for M1 Macs, but that might explain a lot. For the past eighteen months I have been using M1 Macs and Parallels 16, 17 and 18. I have been testing iCloud for Windows for many years, in the hope that I could recommend it to non-Apple relatives and start using it for sharing photo Albums and documents.
