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This is crazy trying to get help with Microsoft support.
Getting iCloud on your PC
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Elaine Shanks McTear
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I keep getting iCloud on your PC pop up showing the same things microsoft365 have, so what do I do. Is this apart of Microsoft 365?
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Elaine Shanks McTear 5 Reputation points
2024-09-06T18:25:16.4266667+00:00 I don't understand what you're asking me!
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Elaine Shanks McTear 5 Reputation points
2024-09-06T18:25:54.7666667+00:00 accept answer
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Michael Taylor 60,341 Reputation points2024-09-06T19:03:34.41+00:00 iCloud is a part of Apple's platforms. If you use iTunes or other Apple products on your PC then that is where it is coming from. If you don't use or want Apple cloud services then you can remove it. Microsoft has nothing to do with iCloud.
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Anonymous2024-09-09T02:14:38.2333333+00:00 Thanks for your post.
iCloud is not a part of Microsoft 365. It's a cloud service operated by Apple that allows users to store and sync data across their devices. Since your issue is more related to iCloud, it is recommended to contact Apple directly.
Best Regards,
Ian Xue
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