If you use iCloud on your computer, you may have noticed that it’s been removed from your device. This is because Apple has decided to stop using iCloud for its own security reasons. To delete iCloud from your computer, follow these steps:
- Open the Apple menu and select System Preferences.
- Scroll down to the iCloud section and click on the Delete button.
- Type in your password and click on the Delete button.
Yes, you can erase iCloud from your PC if you don’t want it anymore. You won’t be able to access any of your iCloud files or photographs directly on your computer anymore. If you need a file photo from iCloud on your PC, go to iCloud.com in your browser.
Go to the Apple account website and log in to your desired account. Scroll down until you reach the bottom of the screen. If you still wish to delete your account, click the blue hyperlink labeled “Request to delete your account,” and follow the instructions.
Simply press “Delete Account” on the device to eliminate the iCloud account. To do so on a Mac, go to System Preferences and select iCloud before clicking the “Sign Out” button. When you press either the “Delete Account” or “Sign Out” option on an iOS device, you will receive the following messages in tandem.
Within the Settings app, select your name. Select iCloud from the drop-down menu. Select Photos from the pull-down menu. to turn off iCloud Photos, flick it to the Off position. Select Download Photos & Videos from the drop-down menu.
Select the Apple menu, then restart and hold down Command-R immediately. Select Disk Utility in the Recovery app window, then click Continue. In Disk Utility, select the volume you wish to delete in the sidebar, then hit Erase in the toolbar.
