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About a month ago, I started having an issue with saving edited calendar events on a shared calendar that I manage. When I go into an existing Event and edit information such as the date, time, title, or other information and hit "SEND", I get a pop-up saying, "Something went wrong", that "We couldn't save your calendar event. Waiting a bit might help. Keep your calendar event open to try again later." (image of this pop-up is attached).
I have tried to "resume editing", and of course, have waited with the event open, but it still won't save. It seems like this is an issue many others are experiencing as well. Solutions I have seen on other threads include turning off weather displays on the calendar, clearing your cache, and using the app instead of a browser. I have tried all of these things, but nothing has solved this problem. I manage many regular calendar events, and it is a huge hassle to have to delete an original event and replicate it over again from scratch when it only needs a small update, and everyone invited to the event sees the cancellations and re-invitations and becomes confused.
Are there any other solutions that might help? Any updates soon? Thank you.
Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
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I grew up with Windows starting at 1.0, a slow piece of ****. It wasn't until windows 7 that it started to become stable. I also have an office365 subscription and also have not found a way to report a bug to Microsoft.
In my case, the events update works fine on a mobile but not on a laptop. Isn't this strange?
We should raise a support ticket
AFAIK, Microsoft does not monitor answers.microsoft.com; it's a feel-good for us who complain, and volunteers who respond. Responses, therefore, are not authoritative and not commitments from Microsoft. This thread began in March 2024, the same complaint remains 7 months later. Similar threads have been going on for years ('Mail can't do something because the object has changed', for example).
I've spoken with Microsoft employees who cite some mechanism whereby employees can send suggestions about product improvement up the food chain, and when they do...nothing changes. So probably no one is monitoring this, at least not with the intention of fixing the things we're complaining about.
Do we have to raise a ticket for this given the number of people it is affecting or is someone from MS monitoring this thread?
Paul