Windows 10: OUTLOOK stopped syncing with my icloud email

Last weekend, OUTLOOK hasn't been able to sync my iCloud email address. I have made no changes and can still access it via web browser.

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Creators upgrade and CodeTwo Sync for iCloud

My upgrade went smoothly, but Office Outlook 2007 would not open, citing Code Two as the culprit. Code Two is an Outlook add-in that syncs Outlook calendars, contacts etc with iCloud calendars, contacts etc.
With Code two uninstalled, Outlook works fine, as does iCloud for windows.
I've tried all suggested fixes on the code two website, but have had no success in getting the calendars to sync.
Has anyone been able to get them to play together?

 

iCloud Add-in for Outlook doesn't work for G Suite Sync profile

I recently did a clean reinstall of Windows and all software. This was prompted by a problem with iCloud for Windows: there was a message that the directory for iCloud Photos could not be created. While this problem is now gone, ironically another has appeared: The iCloud add-in for Outlook doesn't work for the main profile I use in my Outlook. This is a profile generated by G Suite Sync (my main email is from that environment). The program says the add-in is active, but it's not in the toolbar. If I open Outlook using a different profile, the add-in works fine. I've tried several registry edits around "Do not disable" as found in other threads, but nothing has worked so far. Some screenshots: Opening Outlook:

iCloud not in toolbar:

Outlook says it was loading slow, but not disabled because I had earlier put it in the "Always enable" list. I have gone through many iterations on this screen (like always disable -> restart -> always enable -> restart -> do not monitor -> restart, etc.; all of this both with and without Admin privileges):

Under Options, Outlook also tells me the add-in is active:

As mentioned: when using the other profile there is no problem with the add-in:

Thank you for your help!

 

Sync iCloud Contacts with Outlook WITHOUT Mail

I'm aware of the iCloud app for Windows that will add iCloud mail, contacts, etc. to Outlook, but that's not what I'm wanting.

I would like to sync my contacts with Outlook, but not have my iCloud mail show in Outlook.

Does anyone know of a way to do this or an app that would do it?

Thanks!