Step 2: Type Calendar into the search box and select 'Mail and Calendar' from the drop-down results. Step 1: Launch the Microsoft Store from the Taskbar or Start Menu. Follow the steps below to check if you have the latest version of the Calendar app. The missing event issue could be due to a bug in the old/outdated version of the Microsoft Calendar app you are running on Windows 10 PC. Is your Microsoft Calendar app up-to-date? If it isn't, you should check whether you are running the latest version of the app.
If you are syncing any calendar outside of these accounts or services, your events will most likely not appear in the Microsoft Calendar app. If you often find that events that you sync from another calendar not showing up in your Windows PC Calendar app, you should confirm that the calendar account supports synchronization with the Microsoft Calendar app.Ĭurrently, the Microsoft Calendar app supports calendar synchronization from the following third-party accounts and services: Yahoo!, Google, Apple iCloud, Microsoft Exchange (or Office 365), and Microsoft's Outlook. Also, you should no longer experience the Microsoft Calendar not showing events problem. Your events from the account should now appear in the Microsoft Calendar app. Step 8: Afterward, click the Save icon to save the sync settings. Step 6: Toggle off the Calendar option and toggle it back on. Step 5: On the new window, tap 'Change mailbox sync settings' option. Step 4: Select the account whose events are missing or are not syncing properly to your Microsoft Calendar. Step 2: Tap the gear icon at the bottom-left corner of the app to open the Calendar Settings menu. Step 1: Launch the Calendar app on your computer.
Repeat this for each Office process listed.If you are having issues finding events from a third-party calendar account in the Microsoft Calendar app, disabling and re-enabling the sync settings of the Calendar app (and account) has proven to be an effective fix. Select an Office process and then choose End task.
Under the Processes tab, locate all Office processes. Right click on any space of the Taskbar and select Task Manager. To work around the issue, you will need to end all Office processes that are running and disable the presence features. If you are still seeing this issue, restart Outlook a couple of times so it can pick up the service change. On June 25th, 2019, the Outlook Team made a change to the service to fix this issue. If you end those processes it may enable Outlook to then open normally. You may notice that if you open Task Manager that other Office processes are unexpectedly listed even though you did not open the application. After updating to Current Channel Version 1905 (Build 11629.20196) and higher, Outlook may hang at loading profile or won't start.
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