Windows 10: How can I delete irrelevant holidays from the sleep screen? This is not related to Outlook.

Irrelevant holidays include Independence Day, Thanksgiving, etc.

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Delete mails in Outlook but want to keep mails untouch in webmail

When I deleted an email in outlook and my webmail got deleted too. I want to keep all the inbox mails from the webmail even I complete deleted in outlook. I spend hrs can't think it out how. Any step by step instruction? I'm using IMAP account btw. Thanks and Merry Christmas.

 

how to change my calendar settinf from us holidays to uk holidays lumia 920

You'll need to do this through Outlook.com (sign in with your Microsoft account)



Once there, click the "down" arrow next to where it says "Outlook" in the top left of the screen and select the Calendar icon.



Once there, you should be able to remove the US holiday calendar (just click on the US Holidays item and then hit the "Delete" button at the bottom of the page that appears).



Look at



Get help with Outlook.com



For instructions and a link to install UK holidays. Where it says "Step 2 - Locate the calendar you want to add", you'll just need to click the hyperlink for United Kingdom in the list of countries.



Hope that helps.

 

Accidentally entered an event in Outlook calendar as a US Holiday and now cannot delete it

Thank you for the suggestion, unfortunately, a soft reset did not work. The problem has to do with the fact that I inadvertently entered this event as a "US Holidays - Outlook". So, there is no little pencil to click on to edit or delete it like there
is for a regular calendar event. When I delete all US holidays, it does go away, but I don't want to delete all US holidays, just this incorrect entry. In fact, I just noticed another entry I entered as a "US holiday" instead of "Calendar - Outlook" and
it also does not allow me to edit it. I guess I'll need to be more diligent when I enter events to not enter them as US Holidays. I assume I'll be stuck with this event appearing every year as a holiday. I'll see what happens after the day comes and goes.
I thank you for your response.