Windows 10 wont download icloud

However, some Windows 10 users have reported that they can&#;t install, update or launch iCloud. The reported errors are as follows:

• Upgrade to iCloud for Windows failed, please reboot.
• Upgrade to iCloud for Windows failed, please reboot.
• Upgrade to iCloud for Windows failed, please reboot.
• Upgrade to iCloud for Windows failed, please reboot.
• Upgrade to iCloud for Windows failed, please reboot.

So if you&#;re getting any kind of installer package error for iCloud, these are a few potential fixes that might get the software up and running.

What can I do if iCloud for Windows did not install properly?

1. Add the Windows Media Pack to Windows 10 N/KN
2. Uninstall the previous iCloud for Windows version
3. Turn Windows Media Player on
4. Run the iCloud installer as administrator
5. Run the Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter

1. Add the Windows Media Pack to Windows 10 N/KN

1. Open Microsoft&#;s official page from which you can save the Media Feature Pack to your hard drive.
2. Press the Download button on that page.
3. Then you can select to download the KB_xmsu or KB_xmsu Media Feature Pack. The KB_xmsu option is for bit Windows, and KB_xmsu is the bit version.
4. Press the Next button to download the Media Feature Pack.
5. Then you can open the installer to install the pack.

Windows Media Player is an essential requirement for the iCloud for Windows software. The WMP is widely included with most Windows 10 versions except N and KN.

So N and KN users might get an error message stating that media features are missing when installing iCloud, so you will have to install it as mentioned.

2. Uninstall the previous iCloud for Windows version

If you&#;re attempting to install a more updated iCloud version to replace an older version, uninstall the outdated copy of the software first.

It&#;s also better to do that with a third-party utility such as Revo Uninstaller which removes leftover files,  folders, and/or Registry entries.

With the free version of the tool, you can scan for program leftovers and remove them, uninstall Windows apps or browser extensions. Furthermore, with the paid version you can also use the Forced Uninstall or Quick/Multiple Uninstall options.

To uninstall iCloud completely, do as follows:

1. First, sign out from iCloud for Windows.
2. Open Revo, click Uninstaller, and then select to remove iCloud for Windows.
3. Select Advanced mode to thoroughly remove the software.
4. Press the Uninstall button to remove iCloud for Windows. Then, press Next to erase leftover registry items.
5. Close Revo Uninstaller and restart Windows.
6. Now open the installer for the updated iCloud version.

3. Turn Windows Media Player on

1. Type turn Windows in the search box, and select Turn Windows features on or off to open the window below.
2. That window includes a Media Features checkbox. If that checkbox isn&#;t selected, click the + to expand Media Features.
3. Now select the Windows Media Player checkbox to turn the WMP on.
4. Press the OK button to close the Media Features window.

4. Run the iCloud installer as administrator

This is a simple fix that can be effective. Try restarting Windows 10, and then run the iCloud software installer as an administrator. To run the installer as an administrator, right-click the iCloud setup file and select Run as administrator from the context menu.

5. Run the Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter

1. First, open this webpage and press the Download button there to save the troubleshooter to Windows.
2. Select MicrosoftProgram_Install_and_www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar to open the troubleshooter.
3. Click Advanced and select Apply repairs automatically.
4. Press the Next button to run the troubleshooter.
5. Select the Installing option to detect and fix software installation errors.
6. The troubleshooter asks you to select a program you&#;re trying to install. Select iCloud for Windows from that list, and then press the Next button.

With any of these solutions, you should be able to install iCloud for Windows. When you&#;ve got the software up and running, check out this article that provides further details on how to set up iCloud for Windows