Windows 10: Microsoft calendar lost my post for month of October Nov and other months

I've been using the Microsoft calendar on my HP laptop/windows10 for a few months now. But today I lost all my posts for the months of October and so far November. I make posts periodically, once a day, and it was saving it all through Oct/Nov, but when I pulled it up today those months were blank. Everything was wiped out from March through July also. I started this calendar in March. I do recall receiving a notice at times that stated, that there was some save issue or to that effect, during some posts but it saved nevertheless. All until it being wiped out today.

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Windows clock calendar month displays 3 months ahead

Thank you for the reply Arun, but I think you may have misunderstood my question(I did verify the things you suggested anyway). The clock and language are set to the correct time and language, it's just that when I open the calendar "preview" by left clicking
the clock, it defaults to 3 months ahead instead of the current date.

To better understand my issue, could you please try this for me:

Left click the clock on the taskbar.

Did the current month (October) pop up as the month you are viewing,. with today's date highlighted?

On my calendar, December pops up, even though it says the current date is October 19th, 2015(and October 19th is highlighted). It should, by default when I open the calendar, show me the current month, not 3 months ahead. This happened in September also
(it showed November).

The date, time, and language are all correct. The only thing that is not correct is the incorrect month defaulting when I open the calendar.

Any other suggestions?

Thank you very much for your time.

 

March 1921 date in Calendar month view

Hi Glen,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community forums.

Which build of Windows 10 is installed on the computer?

I would suggest you to try with the following steps.

Method 1:

Sign out of the calendar app and then sign back in.

If it does not help, try to reset the calendar app. To reset the app, please follow the steps mentioned below.

Open the Settings app.

In settings app, click on ‘Apps.

Locate ‘Mail and Calendar’ app in the list of installed apps and click on it.

Click on ‘Advanced options’ under the app name, scroll down and click on ‘Reset’

Launch the Calendar app and go to ‘Month view’ and check if the issue is fixed.

Method 2:

Try with uninstalling and reinstalling the app.

Disclaimer: Uninstalling ‘Mail and Calendar’ will require you to reconfigure the accounts with Mail app when reinstalled.

To uninstall the application, please follow the below mentioned steps.

Right click on Start button and choose ‘Windows PowerShell (admin).

Type in the command: ‘Get-AppxPackage *microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps* | Remove-AppxPackage’
and press the enter key which should remove the app from Windows.

To reinstall it, please open the Store app.

Go to search bar and type ‘Mail and calendar’, click on the app name in suggestions list.

Next, click on ‘Get’ to get the application reinstalled.

Hope it helps.

Peer Abdul Samie

Microsoft Community-Moderator

 

New Month-View for the calendar

I am using Windows Phone 7 both privately and professionally. Therefore the built-in calender is very important for many user, especially for business-users. However the month-view of the calender is very inefficient. Events are not colored or only can be
shown, if you are clicked on it.

My suggestion would be to change the month-view in portrait-mode. I have created a grafic to demonstrate my idea: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e133//Calendar_For_WP7.jpg

As you can see the month-view is shown as a list, like the day-view, which is operated by up- and down scrolling. In this view the days of the week, the date and the events are displayed. By sweeping to left or right the months can be changed.

In landscape-mode you can still find the "old" month-view.



This would be my suggestion for a more efficient calendar. I hope you will consider my idea and I would be pleased to hear from you!

brgds,

Oliver