iCloud error 2343 occurs during installing, upgrading or uninstalling the iCloud. When this error appears, it stops the current activity. Registry entries might get deleted without your knowledge and prevent your device from installing, upgrading or uninstalling iCloud. Moreover, you can come across this error code on an outdated version of iCloud. So, continue with this article to know more about this error and find out the possible fixes.
Methods To Fix iCloud Error 2343 Windows 10
There are a few methods you can try out to fix the error code 2343. Go through the procedures described below to get a clear overview of the procedure.
Edit Registry
- Go to the ‘Start’ menu, type ‘regedit’ in the search box and press ‘Enter.’
- Select ‘regedit’ from the search results and click ‘Yes’ to permit Registry Editor to make changes to your device.
- Type ‘HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE’ in the Registry Editor address bar and hit ‘Enter.’
- Right-click on the blank area on the Registry Editor window and choose ‘New.’
- Then, select ‘DWORD (32-bit) Value’ and rename the value as ‘NoLowDiscSpaceChecks.’
- Double-click on this value, type 1 into the value data box and click ‘OK.’
- Quit the Registry Editor and restart your device so that the changes can take effect.
- Later, if you wish to enable this low disk space warning, then return to this location in the Registry Editor.
- Right-click on the value ‘NoLowDiscSpaceChecks’ and select ‘Delete.’
- Restart your device and start the installation process of iCloud.
Reinstall iCloud
- Right-click on the ‘Start’ menu and open Control Panel.
- Click on ‘All Programs’ and locate iCloud from the list of installed apps on your device.
- Then, check the boxes next to ‘iCloud drive, photos, mail, contacts, calendars, tasks, and bookmarks.’
- Click on ‘Apply’ and then tap ‘Sign out’ when after your device has finished uploading the data.
- Enter the Admin password to log on to your device as ‘Admin.’
- Open the Control Panel and navigate to the ‘Programs’ section.
- After that, tap ‘Uninstall a program’ and select ‘iCloud.’
- Tap the ‘Uninstall’ button and click on ‘OK.’
- Click on ‘Remove’ on the confirmation dialog box and click ‘Next’ to continue with this process.
- Finally, click on the ‘Finish’ button to end this process.
- Now, download iCloud from the internet and reinstall it on your device.
Uninstall Office
This method has worked well for many users and fixed iCloud error 2343. Therefore, you may give it a try as well.
- Open Control panel, go to the ‘Programs,’ and click on ‘Programs and Features.’
- Then choose ‘Uninstall a program’ and find out Microsoft Office 2016 or Microsoft Office 365.
- Right-click on the program and select ‘Uninstall.’
- Windows show you a confirmation message after it finishes the uninstallation.
- Reboot the computer and try to install or upgrade iCloud. If MS Office was responsible for this error, then you won’t encounter it again.
Update iCloud
You can try out this process as it has fixed iCloud error 2343 in most cases.
- Sign into your iCloud account and go to the ‘Menu’ bar.
- Now click on the ‘Help’ menu and select ‘Check for updates.’
- You will get the notification if an update is available.
- You can then click on the ‘Download’ button to start installing the update.
- After getting a notification that the download is completed, click ‘Upgrade’ on the popup window and finish the process.
Update Windows
The older version of Windows might not be compatible with the updated version of iCloud. Hence, it is recommended to have the latest updates for Windows as well to avoid unwanted circumstances.
- Therefore, go to the ‘Start’ menu and select ‘Settings.’
- Click on ‘Updates and Security’ and select ‘Check for updates.’
- If you find any available updates, then tap the ‘Install’ button to get these updates for Windows.
- Now, log into your iCloud account to make sure that you are no longer getting iCloud error 2343.
Now, you can select the appropriate solution and get your work done in no time and if you are facing other issues while using the iCloud service, like the Error Connecting To iCloud issue. Then you will be able to fix it yourself with an instructional guide just like this.
