I keep getting ads urging me to use the Microsoft Edge browser on my eight-year-old Windows 10 PC, but I've read that there are many problems with it. Q: I see that the Internet Explorer browser is being discontinued. To do that, go to the same menu as before, and at the bottom of the Outlook feature list, click "delete account." Then add the account again, making sure that the iPhone's accounts, permissions and default settings, plus the iPhone's calendar settings, are properly configured for logging in to Outlook (see solutions 7 through 10 at /kxpdnenc). If this doesn't work, you may need to completely delete the Outlook calendar from your iPhone, then add it again. This should cause the iPhone to reconnect to the Outlook server, which will enable your PC and phone calendars to sync again. Each has an on-off switch next to it (green is on.) Turn off "calendars," restart your phone, then turn on "calendars" again. You'll see a list of Outlook features, such as mail, contacts, calendars and notes, that are synced to the phone. To do that, go to Settings on the iPhone, select "calendar" and then choose "accounts." From there, select Outlook. The simplest way to fix that is to turn off the calendar syncing process on the iPhone, then restart it. Because your PC can still access Outlook, I'm guessing that the iPhone has been disconnected from the server.
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What can I do?Ī: Your PC's Windows 10 update seems to have disrupted the link between the PC and your iPhone, which occurs through a Microsoft 365 server. Q: Right after the latest update to Windows 10, my iPhone 8 stopped syncing its calendar app with the Microsoft Outlook calendar on my PC (I use the online Microsoft 365 version of Outlook.) I can't even find the synced calendar in Outlook.
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