Outlook asks to save when closing appointments without any change

Anonymous
2023-01-02T08:14:20+00:00

When I open any appointment in outlook Calendar I have to save it before closing if I have locked my PC in between. Even If I did not change anything (applies to any invite also empty freshly created ones and also applies when outlook is started in safe mode + also applies on different PC / different account)

[![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/20b86f9d-1cc2-4011-8f4d-a64e9f945f58?platform=QnASteps to reproduce:

  1. Open Outlook calendar, and open any appointment
  2. Put laptop to lock mode (windows key + L)
  3. Log in again
  4. Click the 'X' icon to close the appointment
  5. Outlook will pop up an alert box "Want to save your changes? Yes | No | Cancel " and the user has to select something.](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/20b86f9d-1cc2-4011-8f4d-a64e9f945f58?platform=QnA&fud_access=wJJIheezUklbAN2ppeDns8cDNpYs3nCYjgitr%2bfFBh2dqlqMuW7np3F6Utp%2fKMltnRRYFtVjOMO5tpbpW9UyRAwvLeec5emAPixgq9ta07Dgnp2aq5eJbnfd%2fU3qhn54gvgJwJvybOaDZLdxxWbmUU55lRVcs%2b2rsZqD5C%2f2ugIy6sqE3bmcGNiEPEvYKI16fklw5WYaFGrnASySzjzYPBMvt%2bVOvAQMf93S5Ko5apovha8xkf2t4FEpnnplUjx6vzNpK1AJ%2bm5J3PVtyfBv2Ngxo%2bKQEU%2b1bEbIrW6CGfvnpbcta1O6MDU7%2b9Ea77rcFd7uju0GTB3L41UvMQuArmQC6FPPSvSN6qLyVexBhQGTMqZUIG5uwLawp5kn016qCxHiiHVoGPOhOPlZjc2pXoVl6o5NdZl4BiPgXi2mF4g%3d "filestore.community.support.microsoft.com")

Disabling the weather information, scaling equal, new profile did not help for me, any idea how to solve this?

NOTE: There is still no solution / fix for this issue

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  1. Anonymous
    2023-06-12T14:57:14+00:00

    Same issue for years now here as well.

    I've taskkilled outlook in the past to make them go away vs having to constantly close one... click NO, close the next one, click NO over and over and over again.

    In my years of using outlook, this is one of the Rage inducing issues that has confounded me for years. Since this is a recent thread on this, I'm posting my two cents.

    Please do not prompt me to save changes to any calendar entry that I've opened when there have been no changes after my PC has been locked.

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  2. Anonymous
    2023-06-12T22:10:40+00:00

    It is so frustrating seeing people keeps talking about this and Microsoft has not been able to fix it. How hard can this be?

    It’s amusing to receive emails in my inbox informing me of new comments on this thread…

    Good luck to everyone out there… patience. And yes: save the changes (that you did not make) to that calendar entry that you forgot to close before hibernating the computer!

    From one frustrated outlook user to this nice community.

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  3. Anonymous
    2023-07-05T15:09:43+00:00

    I am disappointed that the Outlook support folks have stopped contributing to this thread. This problem has happened to me for years on every instance of Outlook I have worked on (I am currently on three) and I don't understand why they don't seem to see the problem when all the rest of us do!

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  4. Anonymous
    2023-07-13T15:20:05+00:00

    Yep this is BS -- having to use outlook after using mac and gmail for 5 years, most FRUSTRATING thing. BRB as I close out 10 meetings and throw my laptop off my balcony

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  5. Anonymous
    2023-07-20T17:35:28+00:00

    same for me. I HATE it.

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