So long as you have Outlook installed and a Google account, this requires no additional software tools. This functionality enables you to transfer calendars between Outlook and Google Calendar. So I'm guessing that MS somehow fixed whatever bug it was.See this Microsoft KB article: Transfer calendars between Outlook and Google Calendar:īy using Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, you can import and export calendars from Google Calendar as Calendar Snapshots in the iCalendar format.
I ignored it for a while, but recently followed the steps in this email and now everything seems to be working fine. UPDATE: a few months back (early October 2015) I received an email from Microsoft inviting me to "reconnect to Google" (that was the title of the email). Has anyone experienced the same problems? How can I make this work? I also tried both answers given on the same question (first via "settings > accounts > add account > Other account", and second via "settings > accounts > add account > Advanced setup"), but none of them worked for me (again, account created but nothing synced). So I did that, and that got me exactly the same result as my second attempt (account created but nothing synced). But when I got to the password screen (step 2 described above) and entered this app password instead of my regular account password, I got an error message (from Google) asking me to enter my account password and not an app password. (I tried syncing manually by clicking the sync button in the mail app: still nothing, even though the app confirmed that it was "up to date".)įor my third attempt, I had found this question, so I went and created an "app password" in my Google account, specifically for those apps. The second time, I didn't get this error message, so it looked like the account was successfully created (it appeared in my accounts list in the settings of those apps), but nothing was synced: both apps (mail / calendar) remained empty.
The first time, I then got a Windows message "Something went wrong", followed by an error code (I didn't write it down). and finally got to the screen "Windows would like to." (permissions listing), on which I clicked "Accept" (obviously).then the confirmation code sent by SMS,.Each time I was able to complete the following steps: I tried deleting my Google account from the mail (or calendar) app, by going to "settings -> accounts", and then re-creating the account. For a while I was able to sync my Google account emails (Gmail) and calendar in those apps, but about a week ago, it has stopped working: the calendar is empty (no events, and no calendars listed), and the emails that were already synced are still there, but syncing doesn't bring any new email. I'm having a problem with the default Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 10.
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