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Reboot your computer once and then sign back in. The option is available at the bottom left of that window. Open iCloud and sign out of your account. I would suggest you turn it off and back on, and if that doesn’t work, only then remove it. You can uncheck the iCloud Outlook Add-in or even remove it completely from the right sidebar menu. If yes, select COM Add-ins option at the bottom and click Go. Open Outlook and go to Options under the File menu.Ĭheck under the Add-ins tab whether iCloud Outlook Add-in is there or not under the Active Application Add-ins. You can also disable the iCloud add-on in the Outlook app to get rid of the password dialogue.

That will stop syncing these items between Outlook and iCloud.

Open iCloud and uncheck the Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks option. A guest user account on Windows 10 doesn’t have admin rights. You can also switch to a guest user account to check if iCloud still keeps asking for the password. If you are using Outlook and iCloud on the same machine, don’t run the former with Administrative rights. You can also uninstall an app from the Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features. If you are not using Outlook, uninstall it from the Start Menu by right-clicking on it. The Outlook app on Windows 10 is known to cause all sorts of problems with iCloud, including the constant nagging for the password. You can then continue with the troubleshooting, which may take some time. It’s a temporary solution but one that you can use to complete the task at hand.

Usually, I recommend Downdetector for that purpose, but Apple has its tracking system in place.Ĭheck Apple System Status 2. You can check the system status of all Apple services at the link below. You would then be required to sign back in. What’s that got to do iCloud asking for a password on Windows 10? Some users found out that when the server is down, their iCloud app would disconnect and sign out automatically. Thankfully, there are a number of ways to get rid of that message.