Monday, September 3, 2018

Connect iCloud with Computer System

September 03, 2018 0 Comments
The iCloud webmail allows the user to link the contacts, calendars, and bookmarks over several platforms such as computer system, Mac, and iOS devices as well as iPhone and iPad. Though the default webmail service for all iOS devices is iCloud, it is necessary to download the software from the Apple to link the computer system to service. The software is free to download and the version 2.1 supports the Windows 8 operating system. For this, the user has to activate the iCloud on their iOS or Mac devices before linking their computer device to the service
You can also contact our expertise as we are available to assist you round the clock. You need to dial our iCloud Helpline Number 1-800-764-852 and discuss all the matters with them. They will guide you through the recovery process.  


Follow the below directions for linking the webmail with the computer: 

  • Go to the Internet browser and access Apple’s iCloud download website through the computer system. Tap on the blue labeled ‘Download’ button available on the upper right corner. 
  • Access the ‘iCloudSetup.exe’ file for starting the installation process.
  • Tap on ‘Next’ once you have accepted the license agreement. Choose a location on the hard drive for installing the iCloud platform. Tap on ‘Install’ for starting the installation. Tap on ‘Finish’ once the process is finished. 
  • Now, launch the webmail service and start with entering the Apple email address and password in the required fields. Choose the devices you would like to connect with the computer system to complete the connection it with the webmail service. 
In this way, you can easily connect to the service from the computer system. 
Reach iCloud Support Australia at 1-800-764-852 for further assistance
If you need further guidance over the above steps or if you are dealing with any technical glitch then get in touch with our experts by dialing our toll-free number 1-800-764-852. You can also connect with our team via live chat or email.  We will get back to you as soon as possible. You can drop a call to our team anytime.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2018

How to Disable Out of Office Auto-Responder in iCloud

August 22, 2018 0 Comments
There is an advantage when you set an auto-responder on your iCloud mail which serves your email replies. The feature serves well when the account holder is on leave but once back, its time for auto-responder to take a break.
It is quite easy to turn off the vacation auto-reply and prevent any new reply being sent. The process is much easier than setting up an iCloud account. You can also take help from the team of professionals who will help in deactivating the feature. You can reach them by dialing iCloud helpline number 1-800-764-852 and discuss all the issues you are dealing with your account.


Follow the below guidelines for turning off Out-of-office auto-responder in iCloud Mail:
  • For disabling the vacation auto-response set up in the webmail and preventing the further messages to be sent in reply to new emails received:
  • Tap on the ‘Show Actions’ menu icon available on the lower left side of the webmail interface in icloud.com.
  • If you are unable to see the mailbox list as well as the icon at the bottom of the screen, tap on ‘> (Show Mailboxes) available on the left corner of the mailbox, at message list’s top.
  • From the appearing menu, choose ‘Preferences’.
  • Now access the ‘Vacation’ tab.
  • Ensure that the checkbox of ‘Automatically reply to message when they are received.’ is not marked.
  • The webmail will save the auto-reply messages which the user can use later.
  • Tap on ‘Done’.
You can also connect with the team of experts by dialing iCloud Helpline Number 1-800-64-852 and discuss all the concerns with the experts. They will diagnose the issue and will help you with an appropriate solution. You can also drop an email or connect with us via live chat. 
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Friday, August 17, 2018

iCloud Drive and iCloud Photo Library

August 17, 2018 0 Comments
Want to know what is a simplest Apple’s piece of Internet? Well, it is iCloud Drive, providing the cloud based storage for the iPad. The benefit of this Apple’s feature is to back up the iPad and also restoring the device from the backup. Apart from it, the feature is far beyond backing up. The user can easily store the photos, documents, and videos from applications like Pages and Numbers. As it provides a global storage option, the user can access the same document from several apps.
You can also consult the team of iCloud Support Australia at 1-800-764-852 for any help and assistance. Our team of professionals will guide you through the features and ensure the maximum usage.  



How to use iCloud Drive?

As the feature is already integrated with Apple’s applications, the user can easily create a document pages for storing on a cloud. It is easy to pull the document on a Windows based computer system via iCloud.com site.
The user can also access the drive on several applications for supporting the storage. It is easy to locate the drive by tapping on the Share button available on the application. While on some document specific applications, the feature is integrated with the menu system.
Apart from supporting iPad and iPhone, the feature supports Mac OS and Windows and allows the user to work on their smartphone or tablet, enabling to pull out the document on a laptop. For managing the Apple’s feature on iPad, the user has to install the app but cannot create custom folders on the drive.
For storing photos and videos, it is feasible to use iCloud Photo Library which is an extension of the Apple’s feature.

For more details about the feature and its usage, contact the team of experts by dialing iCloud helpline number 1-800-764-852. You can talk to the professionals and they will guide you through the features as well as its usage. You can also drop an email and we will get back to you with an appropriate solution. You can reach us anytime as we are available at your help round the clock.  
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Tuesday, August 7, 2018

How to Set Up iCloud on Mac and Windows

August 07, 2018 0 Comments
It is really challenging to keep data in sync on several computers and devices along with add-on software with a lot of coordination. Even with so many precautions, there is always a fear of losing data or older files replacing newer ones.
But thanks to iCloud, it is easy to make changes to enabled apps which will be automatically uploaded on the user’s account and can be shared on all compatible devices.
For setting up the webmail service on your device you can consult the team by dialing iCloud Customer Support Number Australia 1-800-764-852 and the professionals will help you through the process.



Follow the guidelines for setting up iCloud on Mac device:

  • For setting up the service on a Mac, the user doesn’t have to do much as OS X 10.7.2 or higher, the software is built into the operating system. So the bottom line is you are not required to install any software.
  • For accessing the settings, tap on the ‘Apple’ menu available on the top left side of the screen. Then select ‘System Preferences’.
  • You must sign in to your account. And if you still not logged in to your email account, you can sign in with Apple ID/ iTunes account also.
  •  Mark the checkbox available next to each webmail feature which you would like to activate.

How to set up iCloud on Windows:

  • Windows doesn’t come with iCloud built in unlike Mac devices, so here you have to install the software first.
  • Download iCloud Control Panel Software from the Apple’s website.
  • Now, install the software on the device.
  • Once you have installed the software, launch the panel.
  •  Log in with your Apple ID/ iTunes account.
  • You can mark each feature which you would like to enable.
With the help of above steps, the user can easily set up the webmail software on their devices.
You can also contact the team of experts by dialing iCloud Support Phone Number Australia  1-800-764-852 for any assistance. You can also consult the team via live chat. 
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Tuesday, July 31, 2018

iCloud Mail IMAP And SMTP Settings

July 31, 2018 0 Comments

Every 5th person has iPhone and it is very easy to access. iPhone users take services of iCloud as they can send or receive mails to others. iCloud is leading webmail service and if we want to use mailing service with the same webmail, we don’t need to fulfill more criteria start work with it. The only basic things we need to begin with in our setting on iPhone are - IMAP and SMTP.
You can also consult the experts of iCloud Support Australia for any assistance. The team will help you through the procedure.



IMAP - Internet Message Access Protocol
SMTP -Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

IMAP setting is very important for your webmail as with IMAP you came to know when your email client is setting your account.

SMTP is basically an email program which is required to send mails.

iCloud Mail IMAP Settings
These below mentioned settings will help you in incoming mails and allow you to download them:
  •        First of all you have to add server name: imap.mail.me.com
  •         SSL is required for these settings
  •          You have to use Port 993
  •          After that add your Email Id and Password

iCloud Mail SMTP Settings
These below settings are needed when you send emails:
  •          First, add server name: smtp.mail.me.com in necessary fields.
  •          SSL is required for these settings
  •          You have to use Port 587
  •          And you need a SMTP authentication for your further process.
  •          Add your Email Id and Password.
Reach iCloud Support Australia on their toll-free number 1-800-764-852 for more details
With the help of above steps, you can easily complete your settings. If you face any issue while performing task with webmail, you don’t have to worry. We are here to make your issue resolved by our experience. So whenever you need expert’s help, you can contact iCloud Support Helpline Number 1-800-764-852 and get support from experienced team.
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Thursday, July 26, 2018

How to Access iCloud Email on iPhone with Instant Support from Experts

July 26, 2018 0 Comments
iCloud is one of the finest email service provided by Apple to its wide users. It is cloud storage and cloud computing service allows the user to store their data such as photos, documents and other files on the remote servers. It will help in sharing and sending data to users and manage their devices if lost or stolen.
Sometimes users find it difficult to access the account via iPhone. It is hard to send or receive emails over the platform. In such situation, get in touch with the team of experts and they will help you with the process. You can contact the team of iCloud Support Australia.




How to access emails on iPhone:


Follow the below guidelines for sending or receiving mails on your device:
  1. Ensure that your device is connected to internet. Try to access the site in Safari on your    device.
  2. Now on your Mac or computer system, go to website to check if you have got any email for your iCloud.
  3. Click on Settings and then type your name > iCloud. And select the option of turning the mails on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. In case if your device is iOS 10.2 or previous then open the Settings > iCloud.
  4. Ensure that your new data is pushed to device automatically.
  5. Go back to fetch New Data option and select your account. Turn on the Push option.
  6. Now, turn off your mobile and then restart it.
In case if you are still unable to send or receive mails then turn off the settings in the 3, 4 and 5 step.
The above process will help you in accessing your mails over the device. In case if you are facing any issue while doing so, then get in touch with the team of experts and professionals by dialing iCloud Customer Support Number Australia 1-800-764-852.  You can reach them anytime as they are here to help you 24/7.
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