The attached message occasionally appears on my W 10 desktop at start up. I have traced it through but it does not exactly exist. What does exist is a similar file but the section in the middle is;- ....14.1.108.0-x64.....
Is this an updated file and the start up process is looking for an older version? Anyway does anyone know how I should deal with it or should I just ignore it?
Did you by any chance install iTunes from the Microsoft Store?
If so, it means that the Store app didn't update completely, leaving one or more fragments of an earlier version.
The easiest way to deal with it is probably to use Sysinternals/Technet's small, free, portable Autoruns.
Download, unblock, right-click on autoruns.exe and choose the Run as administrator option.
When Autoruns runs for the first time you'll have to accept an EULA. It only happens once.
When Autoruns opens, wait for it to finish building its lists then look for this iCloud app. You should see 'File not found'. The entry can be deleted.
Hope this helps...
Hi RickC,
No iTunes is not installed but iCloud Outlook was installed about 10 months ago
You are not going to find a older version since it has been depreciated due to the fact that Outlook Connector is native in Outlook for Android and iOS if you have the same accounts on there as you do in Outlook on your desktop.
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