I am setting up a new Windows 10 computer.  I installed iCloud 6.2.2 since
the first dialog in the most recent version seemed less accessible.

 

I opened iCloud on the pc and signed in to my Apple ID.  I found check boxes
for photos, bookmarks, and iCloud drive.  I want to sync my Outlook calendar
and contacts with my iPhone using iCloud.  All of the articles I have read
from a Google search say there are check boxes for contacts and calendar,
but I cannot find them.

 

I did use iCloud for contacts and calendar in Outlook on my old PC.  I have
not yet copied the iCloud folder from Outlook on the old PC to the new PC
because I thought setting up iCloud on the new PC would create the folders
in Outlook and copy down the contacts and calendar information.

 

If I copy the iCloud folders to the new PC, would that enable the check
boxes to appear in the iCloud dialog box?  Do you have information or an
article containing the steps to move iCloud to a new PC for contacts and
calendar?  I specifically do not want to sync email using iCloud.

 

Rob

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