Windows 10: How to use Apple Reminders in Windows 11/10

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Apple Reminders offer a convenient way to keep track of to-dos and stay organized. It also allows users to create subtasks, edit reminders, and get reminders while messaging someone. These reminders can further sync across devices using iCloud. But what if you use a Windows PC? Keep reading this post to learn how to use […]

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Cannot reactivate Completed Cortana Reminders in Windows 10

Hi Adrian,

Cortana is your digital agent that will help you doing your daily tasks. To sort out your concern, we suggest that you follow these steps on how to manage
Cortana Reminders:

• Open Cortana, then click the hamburger button and select
  Reminders on your phone or click Notebook and select
  Reminders on your Windows 10 PC.
• You'll find all your reminders sorted by date, click on it and modify according to your preference.
  

Let us know if the suggestion works for you.

 

Sync Apple Reminders with Windows To Do

From my research it appears there is a way to sync a Apple Reminders with Windows To Do, but I can't make it happen. I was able to sync my To Do list to my iPhone, but I haven't been able to sync the other direction to Windows To Do. Can I get some help with this?

 

Unsync Microsoft To Do from Apple Reminders

Hi there,

I use Microsoft To Do strictly for work, and Apple Reminders strictly for home. Having these separate apps is important to me in ensuring work/life balance.

I only have To Do on my work computer, and I only have Apple Reminders on my personal iPhone. However, I added my work email to the Apple Mail app on my personal iPhone and it seems to be pulling To Do list items from there, and adding them to a random reminder list.

I've found guidance on how to link these two, but nothing on how to unlink or unsync them. Please help!

Thank you in advance

P.S. Unclear why, but I couldn't find To Do in any of the drop-downs for identifying what this question is about.