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First of all find the name of your iCloud account on the left side of the main Mail window of your screen. If your account name is dimmed and has a lightning-bolt symbol next to it, then your account is offline. If you want take your account online, connect to the Internet, then select to Mailbox > And take All Accounts Online. These steps will definitely help you to receiving emails on iCloud . If you still want to help, then follow the steps are given below:- 1. Select Mail > Preferences. 2. Click the Accounts tab button. 3. And then choose your iCloud account from the list of accounts. 4. Now click the Advanced tab button and check your settings:     • Port: 993     • Select Use SSL     • Authentication: Password or Apple Token If you want help sending or receiving mail on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch then these steps will help you:- 1. First of all make sure that you're connected to Internet. And try to open app...

Most of the Apple customers use iCloud as the central repository for their digital lives, including everything from calendars to photos. Just like any kind of storage system, accidents happen. Maybe you accidentally deleted a document from iCloud Drive, or maybe even a favorite photo.Here is how to recover the lost files and contact details from iCloud. You can follow the steps to recover lost file from iCloud :- You might think that the file you just deleted is gone forever. However, there's still time to recover it using iCloud.com. 1. First of all you can go to iCloud.com in any web browser. 2. And then click on Settings. 3. Press on Restore Files under Advanced all the way at the bottom left. 4. Press to check off the boxes to the left of the files you want to restore. 5. Or click Select All if you really want to restore everything. 6. And then click Restore Files. Note: You'll only have 30 days to recover any files that you've deleted. After that...

One of the many problems iCloud users face on their iOS devices is they are unable to connect to the server. When they do something that requires connecting to iCloud, the device generates an error message that says "Verification Failed. There was an error connecting to the Apple ID server". In some cases, it also says "Unable to iCloud connecting to server ". Follow the steps are given below:- Check If Apple's Servers Are Down One of the first things you need to do is check if the Apple servers are actually down due to some is problems. To do that, all you have to do is open a browser on your PC and head over to the Apple website and check if everything is green. It is, the servers are up and running fine.  Verify Your iCloud Account Another thing you want to do to fix the iCloud connecting error issue is to verify your iCloud account. It means going into the settings panel and agreeing to terms and conditions just to be sure you're in the righ...

When I go onto verification for iCloud  on my iPhone it says that my email is not verified even though I went to my email and verified it, it isn't recognized as verified on my iPhone. This could be caused by a number of scenarios. One of the most common things to check is whether you're actually connected to the internet? I have seen many people not realize they weren't connected, especially after an iOS update.                             In addition, two of the most common things to try are:- Doing a full reboot of your iPhone (i.e. holding down the Power and Home buttons simultaneous for about 10 secs until you see the Apple logo on a black screen) Logging out and back in.  Follow the steps are given blow:- You don't actually clarify what version of iOS you're running, but here are some generic steps to take:- Go to Settings >iTunes & App Store Tap on your Apple ID at the very to...