Windows 10: Windows 10 calendar suddenly stop showing synced calendar and events

Hi,


I'm a Windows Calendar together with Google Calendar user for many many year.
During most of this time I added the events to my Gmail account and edited then in the Windows Calendar.


However, today, for no reason whatsoever, the calendars from Gmail disappeared.

I've tried deleting and then readding the account to no success, it shows up as the sync process went through, however, under the Gmail tag, it doesn't show any calendar as demonstrated by the image 1.



The e-mail sync continued to work just fine, I have all my email in the Mail software

As you can see, I've manually added the Gmail to the outlook using the URL method, however this doesn't allow me to edit the events... what is, honestly, a pain in the ****.


Some points:

- I didn't modified any configuration,

- I didn't install any new software on my computer

- I checked Imap/pop configuration on GMAIL and everything is fine

- I do not use bitDefender as antivirus

- Apps have permission to access my calendar under settings > Privacy > Calendar > Allow apps to access you calendar

- All the sync options are on for my gmail account, including Calendar.

- I click on the three dots > Sync, nothing changed


Any help is really welcome,

Thank you all in advance

:)

 

Syncing Win 10 Calendar App with Google Calendar

Hello,

I use live.com for email, Windows 10 for my laptop, and Android for my smart phone.

I have some events saved on my Google Calendar and some events saved on my Windows 10 Calendar app. I'd like the two synced so I followed these directions (How to use Google Calendar on Windows 10 PC | Windows Central). I can now see my Google Calendar events on the Windows 10 Calendar app. I can NOT see the Windows 10 Calendar app events on my Google Calendar.

On the Windows 10 Calendar app, I noticed that I have a choice when making a new event as either a 'live.com' event or a 'google.com' event. Selecting google.com event does sync to Google Calendar, but selecting live.com event does not. Is there any way to get 'live.com' events to show in Google Calendar?

Thanks

 

calendar sync?

IT might be helpful if you describe the steps you're taking to try and sync the calendars. I'm not sure where eMail might come into the picture.

Also describe your goal as clearly as possible. you're trying to sync a calendar on the iPhone with the Calendar App on Win10, not a calendar in an eMail client?

ical seems to be the canonical calendar format for apple - not sure - just a guess.

 

Unable to sync calendars on my computers.


I've searched and googled this until I'm blue in the face but all I ever get is how to switch sync on in the settings, which is already done.
I have one Windows 7 computer (it refuses to upgrade to Windows 10 and sticks at 92% every time) and three Windows 10 computers (all upgraded from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1).

I use calendar in Office online on the Windows 7 computer and the Calendar that came with 10 on the others. At first they synced without problem but soon this stopped. Now they either do not sync (it doesn't matter which of the computers I put the appointment/event in) or they suddenly sync after a couple of days. All of the computers sign in with my Microsoft account so they should be synced anyway.

The only other thing is that when I open the calendar (especially on the Windows 7 pc) the following message appears for about 7 seconds in a dark blue box in the top right of the calendar:
"Unknown message type signal/force/abchsync" The Skype logo is also in this box and if I click on it a mini-Skype opens up to the right of the calendar with this error message shown as a Skype message. This happens whether or not Skype is loaded on any of the computers.
I've search high and low but can find no explanation of this message anywhere.

Can anyone please explain what this message means and where it comes from (What's Skype got to do with it!!!) and/or suggest any ways I might get the calendars to sync.

Many thanks for any help you can offer.