Outlook 2013 - iCloud add-in creates issues ICloud add-on for Outlook: Reminder for new appointment is set to 'None' by default.
HOw to keep Outlook iCloud add-in enabled Thanks in advance for any assistance or suggestions!
no iCloud items) and no iCloud functionality andĢ) My desktop with Windows 10 and Outlook 2013 crashes everytime I enable the iCloud add-in I have to go into safe mode to turn it off and run Outlook without the iCloud add-in. Microsoft Support indicated that I have tried all of the troubleshooting steps that they were going to suggest.ġ) My laptop with Windows 10 and Outlook 2016 shows the iCloud add-in as running, but there is nothing displayed on the ribbon (i.e. It would be best to get in contact with Apple Support to see if you can get an earlier version of the add-in to see if that works on the computer (I’ve not tried this yet).
Microsoft Support thinks that there might have been an update to the iCloud add-in, making it not as compatible as it used to be on Outlook. Did a fresh installation and still things wouldn’t work – Outlook would open with the iCloud items on the ribbon and then would crash after about 15 seconds.Uninstalled the iCloud add-in completely.When this didn’t work, I tried a different tactic: Outlook opens for about 15 seconds (and you can see the iCloud items on the ribbon) and then crashes again.Log-in to iCloud app on PC and request that it sync with Outlook.Restart Outlook as an Administrator and 'add back' the iCloud add-in.Start-up Outlook as an Administrator, remove the iCloud add-in.Shut down the iCloud app on my Windows PC.Start-up Outlook in Safe Mode, disable iCloud add-in.deselecting the option in iCloud for "Mail, Contacts, Calendars and Tasks - With Outlook".) or re-enabling the iCloud add-in. All attempts at trying to repair this issue have not worked (i.e. I had to start Outlook in Safe Mode (several times) and disable the iCloud add-in. Microsoft technicians that I contacted online did NOT recommend this.Īfter the recent iCloud update and a recent Windows 10 update, I was initially unable to open Outlook on either machine. One suggestion I received was to uninstall the iCloud add-in, restart the PC, run disk cleanup to delete temporary files, then run an in-place Office repair and re-install the iCloud add-in. I tried all of the above as both of my computers – one a Windows 10 desktop machine with Outlook 2013 and the second a Windows 10 laptop with Outlook 2016 both crashed when Outlook opened recently (February 22, 2020).
Contacts and Calendar from iCloud missing or not synching after upgrading to Windows 10 or Outlook 2016.Fix: Windows 10 iCloud Calendar not syncing with Outlook.Re-enabling a disabled add-in for Outlook 2016.How to fix the iCloud Outlook plugin after Win10 update.There are a number of posts on line about how to resolve this issue including: This is about how the iCloud add-in for Outlook does not work either after an iCloud update or a Windows 10 update. I’m in a situation where Apple says contact Microsoft and Microsoft says contact Apple.