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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / September 2007Outlook calendar items not showing but showing in OWA
I accessed my Outlook client this morning and noticed that some of my appointments have dissapeared! Mostly recurring items, but also all my appointments for today! Checking on OWA all the appointments are there. Strangely though I still get my reminders for today's meeting on Outlook! I also had an error for reminders saying that Reminders cannot be cancelled or something. Why is this happening? how do i fix it? Thanks Pieter > I accessed my Outlook client this morning and noticed that some of my > appointments have dissapeared! Mostly recurring items, but also all my > appointments for today! Checking on OWA all the appointments are > there. Strangely though I still get my reminders for today's meeting > on Outlook! The first thing I'd do is reset the view to make sure that's not hiding the appointments.  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Hi Brian - I've checked the current view settings and it is on "Day/Week/Month" - how do I reset it? Also chaned this to other views without any success. Rgds Pieter > > I accessed my Outlook client this morning and noticed that some of my > > appointments have dissapeared! Mostly recurring items, but also all my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > The first thing I'd do is reset the view to make sure that's not hiding the > appointments. Hi Brian - I have just had my IT Technician do a reset on all the views and still no resolution. > > I accessed my Outlook client this morning and noticed that some of my > > appointments have dissapeared! Mostly recurring items, but also all my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > The first thing I'd do is reset the view to make sure that's not hiding the > appointments. Some more: On a seperate PC: I have created a brand new login profile on a different machine running Outlook 2007 with exactly the same results. However, when accessing my mailbox using OWA I can see my appointments. On another user's machine: OPened up my shared calendar in Outlook and we can see my "Missing" appointments On yet another user's machine: Using Outlook 2007 viewing my shared calendar the "missing" items do not show I have also reset the different views and I have done a detect & repair on Office. What can else can I try??? My IT team now wants to backup my mailbox, create a new profile on Exchange and try from there.... > > I accessed my Outlook client this morning and noticed that some of my > > appointments have dissapeared! Mostly recurring items, but also all my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > The first thing I'd do is reset the view to make sure that's not hiding the > appointments. > On a seperate PC: > I have created a brand new login profile on a different machine > running Outlook 2007 with exactly the same results. However, when > accessing my mailbox using OWA I can see my appointments. I suspect something is wronng with the operation of Cached Exchange mode. Try disabling that and see if it makes a difference. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Hi Brian - thanks that seems to have done the trick - our guys will be running some tests on our exchange servers tonight and see what else could be wrong! > > On a seperate PC: > > I have created a brand new login profile on a different machine [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I suspect something is wronng with the operation of Cached Exchange mode. > Try disabling that and see if it makes a difference. This might be the problem I'm having. Where can I find this "cached exchange" thingy? I'm trying to recovered Calendar folders after a crash. > Hi Brian - thanks that seems to have done the trick - our guys will be > running some tests on our exchange servers tonight and see what else could be [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > I suspect something is wronng with the operation of Cached Exchange mode. > > Try disabling that and see if it makes a difference. > This might be the problem I'm having. Where can I find this "cached > exchange" thingy? I'm trying to recovered Calendar folders after a > crash. In your account properties. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] I've already tried properties with the "automatically generate Microsoft Exchange View" both checked and unchecked, but neither worked. I can see them under Active Appointments in a table view, but the start end columns both say "none" and when I open an individual appointment from that view it defaults to todays date except for the one I created yesterday. Thanks. > > This might be the problem I'm having. Where can I find this "cached > > exchange" thingy? I'm trying to recovered Calendar folders after a > > crash. > > In your account properties. > I've already tried properties with the "automatically generate > Microsoft Exchange View" both checked and unchecked, but neither > worked. I can see them under Active Appointments in a table view, > but the start end columns both say "none" and when I open an > individual appointment from that view it defaults to todays date > except for the one I created yesterday. Doesn't sound at all like your problem is related to Peter's, so please start your own thread. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] OK. Thanks. I've already started another thread, but I was reading previous threads and saw this one and thought the disappearing appointments sounded like my problem. > > I've already tried properties with the "automatically generate > > Microsoft Exchange View" both checked and unchecked, but neither [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Doesn't sound at all like your problem is related to Peter's, so please > start your own thread.
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