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I recommend that you delete the whole microsoft exchange and reconfigure the settings. &nbsp;If it still fails, then do a hard reset. &nbsp;Seems more likely that the software on your phone is buggy or corrupted.<br />
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I recommend that you delete the whole microsoft exchange and reconfigure the settings.  If it still fails, then do a hard reset.  Seems more likely that the software on your phone is buggy or corrupted.



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This fixed the issue. &nbsp;Oddly, I was able to move all the calendar appointments back in with no problem after moving them out and back in a group at a time. &nbsp;Thanks.
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This fixed the issue.  Oddly, I was able to move all the calendar appointments back in with no problem after moving them out and back in a group at a time.  Thanks.

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I have an HTC phone that just suddenly stopped syncing the calendar from exchange. &nbsp;Everything else syncs fine (email, tasks, contacts) as long as I turn off calendar syncing. &nbsp;Once I turn it back on, it just freezes then goes to waiting for network after about 10 minutes of trying to sync. &nbsp;I have tried a detect and repair on Outlook, tried removing all calendar items from phone and re-syncing, nothing is working. &nbsp;Any suggestions?
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I have an HTC phone that just suddenly stopped syncing the calendar from exchange.  Everything else syncs fine (email, tasks, contacts) as long as I turn off calendar syncing.  Once I turn it back on, it just freezes then goes to waiting for network after about 10 minutes of trying to sync.  I have tried a detect and repair on Outlook, tried removing all calendar items from phone and re-syncing, nothing is working.  Any suggestions?

Activesync will not sync calendar

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