You can also try and search for the file by typing “iCloudSetup.exe” in your Search bar.
Open your Downloads folder or the folder you used to download the iCloud installer to. This is definitely something you should try and it won’t take a long time. Instead, people said that you need to run the installer you downloaded in order to install the program to your PC. There has been a discussion at Apple Forums where users stated that uninstalling using Control Panel or Settings won’t get the job done properly. Solution 2: Running the Downloaded Installer Click Finish when the uninstalled completes the process and restart your computer to see whether errors will still appear. A message will pop up asking “Do you want to completely remove iCloud for Windows?” Choose Yes. Select Remove and click Next in order to uninstall the program. iCloud’s uninstall wizard should open with two options: Repair and Remove. Locate iCloud in Control Panel or Settings and click on Uninstall. If you are using the Settings app, clicking on Apps should immediately open a list of all installed programs on your PC. In Control Panel, select to View as: Category at the top right corner and click on Uninstall a Program under the Programs section. Alternatively, you can click on the gear icon in order to open settings if you are using Windows 10. Click on the Start menu and open Control Panel by searching for it. As soon as your data has been uploaded to iCloud, click on the Sign out button located in the lower left corner. 
Open iCloud and check the boxes next to data you want to backup and click Apply. Backup the data you want to save because deleting iCloud will remove it. First of all, make sure you are logged in with an administrator account as you won’t be able to delete programs using any other account. If this method helps you deal with iCloud-related error messages, you don’t have to continue with other solutions. This is probably the first thing you tried yourself but let’s try this again in order to make sure we tried to uninstall it the conventional way. 
Solution 1: Uninstalling Through Control Panel/Settings These pieces are not impossible to remove but make sure you follow the instructions from below carefully and do try each one before giving up. This shouldn’t happen because people have uninstalled it using its uninstaller but somehow pieces of it have remained on their computer.
iCloud syncing with Day One has been disabled.” “iCloud Error: A critical syncing error with iCloud has been detected. “iCloud Verification Failed / The request timed out” “The Shared library “Cloud Music Library” is not responding” A lot of users have reported that they have uninstalled iCloud on their Windows PCs but they are still receiving iCloud related error messages such as:
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