Windows 10: Can't set category of all-day event in Calendar after Windows update

Hello,


I extensively use the color-coding "categorize" feature in the calendar app. However, I noticed that after my most recent PC update, I can only categorize events if they have a time slot assigned to them, whereas I used to be able to categorize events even that were listed as "all day". I really need this feature back! Is there any way that I can undo the update or otherwise fix this problem?


Thank you!

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Calendar events missing in App

Hello,

One possible reason why you lost the events you set up 12 days in the past and 13 days in the future is due to some recent changes you made either with the account you signed in, or in the Calendar app settings. To help you restore the missing events in
your Calendar App, kindly supplement us with more information by answering these questions:

• Were there any changes made with the account you signed in, or in the Calendar app settings prior to the issue?
  
• When did you notice that there are missing events?
• Did this issue happen before?
• What are the steps that you have done in an attempt to resolve the issue?

We look forward to your prompt reply.

 

iCloud calendar will not show calendar and categories in Windows 10 mail app.

Hello,

If it's a Calendar app, we suggest you to follow the steps and check if it helps:



I suggest you to go through the below steps and check if it helps.

• Login to your Apple ID and password.
• Choose ‘Calendar‘, click on the ‘WiFi’-like Logo next to the calendar you want to see in Windows 10 calendar app.
• Choose ‘Public Calendar‘ and send copy the link.
• Next, login to your outlook.com account, go to ‘Calendar‘ in the PC website view, click on ‘Import‘, then on ‘Subscribe‘, choose a calendar name, paste the iCloud calendar link and click ‘Subscribe‘.
• Now the iCloud calendar subscription is processing and after a short while you can see your iCloud calendar apps on outlook.com.
• For checking correct syncing, go to the settings wheel on the right upper corner, click on ‘Options‘ and then on the name of the iCloud calendar subscription you gave in step 4. Under ‘Last Refresh‘, you can see
  the refresh period and the number of correctly synced events.
• Open Windows 10 calendar app. If you’ve already set up your outlook.com account, you will see the iCloud calendar subscription in ‘read-only’ mode.
  

Hope this helps, let us know the status of the issue.

 

Events set on my phone appear a day earlier on my Windows Live Calendar.

When I set an event on my phone it appears a day earlier on my Windows Live Calendar. When set from my laptop using Windows Live Mail they synchronise correctly. Most frustrating! Any suggestions?