ICloud not syncing with Outlook

I just installed Outlook on a new Windows 7 PC, after having already had iOS/icloud on my iPhone. Ive set up the iCloud Control panel to sync with Outlook (Contacts & Calanders) and nothing at all... Any ideas?

here from bzpilot:
I have used the solution below to fix mine and others that have run into this issue.
Start --> Programs --> Accessories (Right Click on Command Prompt) --> Run as Administrator
then type in: "Netsh winsock reset" (-without the quotes-)
Hit enter, restart PC, iCloud For PC should now connect without any server errors
(This solutions will work in some instances when trying to fix errors associated when you are unable to connect to iTunes also.)
[end of quotation]
Used it and the pass change and now i can sync the mail, hope it helps you as well.

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