Outlook 2016 Not Working with iCloud for Windows 4.2

Same problem here. I've reinstalled Office 365 today (a software issues caused me to re-install) and only Office 2016 version is now available. All my calendars are in ICLOUD and I sync to office. The Calendar option to sync does not work and keeps wanting me to repair icloud. (Latest version od icloud).

My question is Office 365 2016 preview has been around a while and now it has been officially released and office 2013 not available to download. Why have Apple not got there act together and got this working. It's got a point where I will abandon apple as I don't need issues like this as it causes me time and money and I don't need the agro. If someone from Apple reads this takes note. Your software is getting worse. IOS 9 gave me issues too and the quality is going downhill fast. If it's a Microsoft issue with Icloud Apple must have known about this.

Cheers in advance to a quick fix.

Just confirming that iCloud for Windows does not work with Outlook 2016, which is very disappointing. Apple Support has had my case open over a week and now just does not respond to inquiries about it.

ICloud for Windows synced with outlook 2016 preview. Once I upgraded to the release edition it stopped. Since I depend on syncing my calendar on my pc with my iPhone I had to have Microsoft support help me roll back to outlook 2013 until this is resolved

This is a big problem. I just replaced my laptop and Dell required me to go with Office 2016 rather than 2013 so I was stuck. I'm certainly not going to be the last person forced to go with Office 2016. This is a big reason I use an iPhone because it's easy for my family to share calendar events with each other and that's five iPhones. Let's go Apple...get on this ASAP please!

Still a big issue for me so what I had to do was switch to outlook calendars on my IPhone and use that for calendars. This was very tricky to set up so PC/IPhone/Surface/Ipad all use the same calendar and synchronise. You would think this would be simple. All I want is a calendar that I can see on all my devices. Apples icloud calendar worked just fine until office 2016. Now I've got outlook calendars working across all devices and synchronising I can drop icloud totally. They had there chance and a month later no response anywhere from Apple means ditch it. I always though Apple were up there with the best on support. Not any more. Sorry Apple but when my phone needs replacing I might just ditch you now.

I know what you mean. Like so many others, my Outlook calendar just stopped syncing with my iPhone 5S. I spent an hour on the phone with Apple Support and they really wanted to help. Apple even has a sheet of some 15 things to try to fix it -- none of them worked. So they made an appointment at the Apple store for me. I thought "Wow. This'll be great." but all I got was "it's not our fault, call Windows about Outlook" or "buy a new phone from us because you're out of warranty." Remember back in the day when if software didn't work and the company said "it's not our fault, try reinstalled windows" (which at the time was a 3 day project)? That's what Apple's come to. even those with an iPhone 6 or 6S have the same problem, and I have outlook 2003, moved to outlook 2010 and had the same problem. If you check the other sites reporting this same problem, it's not the version of the iPhone and it's not the version of Outlook. Since the Calendar is a major feature of my iPhone needs, I will be carefully checking the android phones soon to see if they have the same problem. After all the Galaxy 5 is getting great reviews. Learning curve? Sure. Like leaving home? Sure. But when the house burns down, whaddya gunna do?

I had problems when I upgraded form Office 365/2013 to Office 365/2016. I had to do a forced uninstall of iCloud (details in my post in this thread windows upgraded from windows 8.1 to windows 10 and now icloud doesnt work gives me error 2343 when i try in reinstall or repair or emove.) when I downloaded the new 64 bit version, it was 4.1.1.53. Now it is working for me.

So the 64 bit version of Office 365 will sync calendars and contacts as we are accustomed?

Oops. It was the 32-bit version communicating with the 32-bit Office 2016. I thought I had seen 64-bit. My mistake

definitely NOT solved!

Yep defo not solved and shocking that Apple are so quiet on this, given that Office 2016 is being heavily shipped. Poor support from Apple even if it is a possible Microsoft issue. Not impressed with Apple at the moment. Might be a minor problem to Apple but it's a big problem for me,