HT5925 Windows 8, Outlook 2010, iCloud Manager problem

My Microsoft Outlook 2010 will not allow me to set up my iCloud account. I have installed the iCloud control panel and it says that there are multiple versions of outlook on my windows 8 computer, but i have uninstalled the one previous version that was on there and can find no others apart from the 2010 version i want to us. Does anyone have a fix?

I think I have figured out a partial sulution....
In both cases I have the iCloud data file set as the default. If I set my Outlook datafile as the default, I am able to send emails from my iCloud account!
The down side to this is that your calander and Contact list etc do not show up anymore in your main screen.
six of one and half a dozen of the other
For me having the calander and contact list ect is more important and if I have to send a lenthy email I will have to switch the default account, but as a work around it really ___ . Hopefully someone else can find a real solution.
BTW the last update from yesterday did not fix anything!
Thank You,
Wøødy

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