Sending, receiving, and organizing email in Outlook.com
I see what you see - but under Manage Account, it shows my gmail as being connected
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Yesterday, my google calendar stopped being visable on my outlook calendar. It has worked for years and all of a sudden it's not. outlook is showing that the calendar associated with my gmail account is connected, but I am unable to view it. I have removed and readded my gmail twice and have tried several workarounds I have found online to no avail. I use both calendars for appointments and it's absolutely devastating to have this issue. My outlook email address is associated with work and my gmail is a personal email. This issue persists on both my desktop and Surface Pro. Can someone tell me how to git this resolved?
Sending, receiving, and organizing email in Outlook.com
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I see what you see - but under Manage Account, it shows my gmail as being connected
It appears that my outlook email is only accessible through my company's website and I am unable to install the desktop application so most of the options you suggested are not available to me. I tried removing and re-adding gmail multiple times and it does not work
Looks like I am not the only one with this issue. It did only just happen a few days ago too.
Also, they seem to be syncing just fine in my outlook app on my iphone, just not on my desktop or surface pro
This is the exact behavior I am seeing as well. It was working until a few days ago on the website, and now I see the exact same thing that you are seeing. Connecting my gmail account in the outlook mobile app also works for me. The only workaround I have found for the issue with the website is to subscribe to each google calendar individually, however, for my primary calendar, it's flakey. I just cleared all of my cookies, updated Google Chrome to version 119.0.6045.106 (Official build) (64-bit), and restarted my PC just in case that was causing the issue. No luck. I am running Windows 11 Home, OS build 22621.2428 with Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22674.1000.0.
Please help!!!! This is causing me tons of lost time going back to looking at multiple calendars to make sure I don't miss appointments.
I wonder if Microsoft is having some kind of glitch because I am also having this issue in a browser and it never happened before today, like you all are saying too...