iCloud Drive Not Syncing? How to Solve iCloud Sync Issues

iCloud Drive may stop syncing on your computer, probably due to a connection error or a login error on your PC. To fix the iCloud Drive Not Syncing error quickly, follow the below-mentioned steps.
For Windows computers:
- First, click the iCloud icon at the system tray and select Open iCloud Settings.
- In the iCloud app, check the iCloud Drive checkbox.
- Click the Apply button and close the app.
- Relaunch the iCloud app and click the Open iCloud Drive button to check if you can access your files.
- Open the default browser and go to Apple’s System Status page.
- Check whether iCloud Drive’s status.
- If it is indicated with a red-colored dot, wait for a few hours and start syncing your iCloud Drive.
- Otherwise, open the Task Manager by pressing the Ctrl + Alt + Delete shortcut keys.
- Click the Processes tab and select the iCloud programs running on your Windows computer.
- After selecting all the iCloud processes, click the End task button.
- This will force stop the iCloud services for a while.
- Relaunch the iCloud app and check if the syncing problem has been resolved.
- If the problem persists, check the disk space.
- Update the iCloud app. Log out and sign in again to your iCloud account.
For Mac computers:
- On your Mac, click the Apple menu available at the top-left corner of the screen.
- Select the System Preferences option from the drop-down menu and click the iCloud icon.
- Select iCloud Drive and check your Apple ID and iCloud drive settings.
- If necessary, update the macOS to the latest version.
- Check whether you have a standard Internet connection on your Mac.
- Check whether you have enough iCloud storage.
- If the problem remains unresolved, perform a hard restart on your Mac by clicking the Apple menu followed by Restart.
- This will fix the iCloud Drive Not Syncing problem of your iCloud Drive.