Windows 10: restored image now no contacts or calendar in my outlook 365.

I ran image restore on my Laptop and now I do not have my contacts or calendar in my outlook 365.I ran image backup. loaded an app didn't want it so I ran image restore to go back to previous. Now in outlook I do not have my contacts or Calendar. I have all my eMail I am using IMAP

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Adding outlook family calendar to outlook 365

If the calendars are stored on an Outlook.com account, then you first have to share them on Outlook.com with all family members. This process emails an Exchange server-based link -- but NOT an ICS file -- to each family member's Outlook 365 program.

Once you open that link from within Outlook 365, close and reopen the program. The calendar should now appear in the list of calendars on the left side of the screen.

https://support.office.com/en-us/art...0-5a9b3f5e6ff2 will explain the Outlook.com part of the process, and that article contains links to the Outlook 365 part as well.

But, remember, there's a big difference between sharing calendars between 2 people's Outlooks on their own PCs, without a central Exchange server involved -- and sharing calendars on Outlook.com or another Exchange server, and using Outlook as the client to download from the server & work with it. If you're wanting the first technique, then that's a different discussion altogether. Please advise, and good luck (from a former Shropshire lad).

 

App to sync Outlook Calendar and Contacts to Android device.

Yep, keenly aware of that. But even though Outlook stores its data in OST files, its also able to use and read .pst files...




Those .pst files contain some of my old work emails and my private contacts and calendar (separate from my school work).

 

How to save Outlook settings as well as email, calendar and contacts?

Export or backup email, contacts, and calendar to an Outlook .pst file - Office Support
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Outlook does not export meta-data such as folder properties (views, permissions, and AutoArchive settings); message rules; and blocked senders lists.


There are 3rd party tools too- commercial mostly- Mailstore Home is free, but there's no feature description I can find quickly. I have used it in the past, but not for Outlook.