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When you download and set up iCloud on your Windows PC, your photos, videos, mail, files, and bookmarks are accessible on all of your devices. If you need help, you can find solutions to common issues or learn more about iCloud for Windows.
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If you have Windows 10 or later, you can visit the Microsoft Store to download iCloud for Windows.
One convenient home for all of your photos
Use iCloud Photos on your PC to download all of your photos and videos from iCloud to your computer, or upload your Windows Pictures library to iCloud. And when you turn on Shared Albums, you can share your captured memories with just the people you choose.
Get started with iCloud Photos:
- Open iCloud for Windows.
- Next to Photos, click Options.
- Select iCloud Photos.
- Click Done, then click Apply.
You can manage and delete your photos and videos from the Photos app of your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac, and on iCloud.com.
Increase your iCloud storage
You automatically get 5GB of iCloud storage just for signing up. When you increase your storage plan, starting at 50GB for $0.99 (USD) a month, you get even more space to securely store what's most important to you in iCloud. That means extra room for all of your photos, videos, documents, apps, and more. You can upgrade right from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, or PC.
Buy more iCloud storage from your PC:
- Open iCloud for Windows.
- Click Storage > View Account.
- Enter your Apple ID password.
- Click View Account, then follow the instructions.
Learn more about iCloud storage prices in your country or region.
Make the most of iCloud
Learn more about using iCloud for Windows to access your files in iCloud Drive, connect with Mail in Outlook, and easily share photos, calendars, and bookmarks across your devices. If you reach your iCloud storage limit, we’ll help you manage your storage so that you always have the latest versions of your most important information.
Want to access iCloud's latest features? See the system requirements for iCloud. You can also learn about the security content of this update. If you use a Managed Apple ID, iCloud for Windows isn't supported.
Before an existing iPhoto library can be used with iPhoto '11 it must be upgraded. This process occurs when you open your library with iPhoto '11 for the first time. In extremely rare cases, if you do not follow the recommendations below during the upgrade process, you may experience data loss. This article outlines the various events that may occur during the library upgrade process and offers advice on how to avoid data loss.
Before you update
The library upgrade process is generally safe and reliable, but it's always a good idea to have a backup of your library in case of unforeseen issues. Keep in mind that fully upgrading a very large library can take a long time, even up to an hour or more.
Before updating to iPhoto ’11, it is recommended that all customers download and install the iPhoto 9.0.1 software update:
- From the Apple () menu, choose Software Update and check for the iPhoto 9.0.1 Update. You can also manually download the iPhoto 9.0.1 update here. Follow the instructions to install iPhoto 9.0.1 and then reopen iPhoto '11 to complete the update.
If iPhoto '11 unexpectedly quits when upgrading your library
If iPhoto unexpectedly quits during the update process, first confirm that you have installed the iPhoto 9.0.1 software update before attempting to upgrade your library again:
- From the iPhoto menu, choose About iPhoto to view the version number.
If you attempt to upgrade your library a second (or third) time after the software unexpectedly quits, and you have not installed the iPhoto 9.0.1 software update, it is strongly recommended that you do not force quit the application during the update process. If the software unexpectedly quits, iPhoto may on subsequent launches appear to stop responding during the upgrade process. Customers are advised to let the process continue until the upgrade progress bar is displayed. For very large libraries, iPhoto '11 may appear to be inactive for several minutes before the progress bar is displayed — do not force quit the application during this period.
If you have force quit iPhoto '11 during a library upgrade, you should not attempt to open iPhoto '11 or upgrade the library again without first installing the iPhoto 9.0.1 Update.
Important: Attempting an update after a force quit may cause data loss.
Before attempting to upgrade again, first confirm that you have installed the iPhoto 9.0.1 software update.
Learn more
If you continue to experience issues upgrading your iPhoto '11 library contact AppleCare for further assistance.