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Cannot delete a past calendar event.
Cannot delete a past calendar reminder which I have deleted. A reminder pops
up each time I access Outlook, and multiplies monthly. |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
sahw wrote:
Cannot delete a past calendar reminder which I have deleted. A reminder pops up each time I access Outlook, and multiplies monthly. Did you try starting Outlook once with the /cleanreminders command line switch? -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
How do you do that? I cannot find cleanreminders or access outlook exe
"Brian Tillman" wrote: sahw wrote: Cannot delete a past calendar reminder which I have deleted. A reminder pops up each time I access Outlook, and multiplies monthly. Did you try starting Outlook once with the /cleanreminders command line switch? -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
sahw wrote:
How do you do that? I cannot find cleanreminders or access outlook exe Click StartRun and type outlook.exe /cleanreminders Click OK. -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
I have done what you said, but keep getting a message that Windows cannot
find outlook.exe/cleanreminders. Cannot find in search either. "Brian Tillman" wrote: sahw wrote: How do you do that? I cannot find cleanreminders or access outlook exe Click StartRun and type outlook.exe /cleanreminders Click OK. -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
sahw wrote:
I have done what you said, but keep getting a message that Windows cannot find outlook.exe/cleanreminders. Cannot find in search either. Notice that I included a space before the slash and you did not. Enter it EXACTLY as I described. -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
I was taken to a page that has a lot of files, but none of them are
cleanreminders. When I click onto any of these files, I am told that they cannot be accessed. "Brian Tillman" wrote: sahw wrote: I have done what you said, but keep getting a message that Windows cannot find outlook.exe/cleanreminders. Cannot find in search either. Notice that I included a space before the slash and you did not. Enter it EXACTLY as I described. -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
sahw wrote:
I was taken to a page that has a lot of files, but none of them are cleanreminders. When I click onto any of these files, I am told that they cannot be accessed. OK, then, click StartRun and try this command: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Officexx\outlook.exe" /cleanreminders Make sure you include the spaces and quotes. Where you see "xx", include the value you have on your PC, since it's version-dependent and you decided not to mention your Outlook version. -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
I have tried everything you said and it still is not working. It now tell me
that it refers to a location that is unavailable. The reminders keep multiplying and appear several times a day. There are now 16 reminders that pop up. "Brian Tillman" wrote: sahw wrote: I was taken to a page that has a lot of files, but none of them are cleanreminders. When I click onto any of these files, I am told that they cannot be accessed. OK, then, click StartRun and try this command: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Officexx\outlook.exe" /cleanreminders Make sure you include the spaces and quotes. Where you see "xx", include the value you have on your PC, since it's version-dependent and you decided not to mention your Outlook version. -- Brian Tillman |
Cannot delete a past calendar event.
sahw wrote:
I have tried everything you said and it still is not working. It now tell me that it refers to a location that is unavailable. The reminders keep multiplying and appear several times a day. There are now 16 reminders that pop up. Then you're typing something incorrectly. -- Brian Tillman |
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