Windows 10: All day event spans two days

Hi,I recently upgraded to Windows 11 from Windows 10. In Microsoft Calendar not Outlook, the calendar app, my recurring all-day events span two days instead of one. Saw that this is a recurring issue that is often fixed and then broken again with Outlook. Is there a way to fix this? Also, is there a way to change the events without having to manually change every one?

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Calendar: All day events spanning 2 days (1 hour offset)

In the Phone->Calendar section of the MyPhone website, when I go to Month view, I see all day events spanning 2 days. When I hover over them, I see that it goes from 1AM one day till 1AM the next day. For instance, St. Patrick's Day is listed... Starting
at 1AM March 17, and ending 1AM March 18. They are all offset by 1 hour, making them all extend into an extra day. I have my correct TimeZone (Eastern) time zone selected in the Settings section, and the time is displayed correctly on the phone. Also of
note, the "all day events" were either set up as "all day events" either in Outlook, the phone itself, or Plaxo. Thanks!

 

Bug in OVI Calendar: all-day events now span 2 days

Hi,

doesn't Nokia beta test changes before implementing them?



I just noticed that many of my "all day events" in OVI calendar have been changed automatically to events that have a duration of 1 day. This is a bug, because now they span 2 days (from 0:00 to 0:00 of the following day, I suppose), i.e. an all-day event
scheduled for, say, Nov. 1, will now be marked as going from Nov. 1 to Nov. 2. Please fix this ASAP.



And BTW, the bug that repeated events cannot be edited if the starting date is in the 1970s is still there: so I cannot even edit manually those birthday entries to make them 1-day events again!

 

Whole day appointments not showed correctly

Hi russopa,

this happens because the end data of an all-day event is at 00:00 AM of the following day, so in that view the event wrongly spans to the next day. This is already in the list of known issues.

Gabriel