Outlook Connector & Calendar reminders

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Bryan

I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss it, it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I get the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited them and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I suspect that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector. I guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure if it
works with the connector acct.

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B

Bryan

Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

Diane Poremsky said:
Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure if it
works with the connector acct.

--
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Bryan said:
I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss it, it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector. I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

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Bryan said:
Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that
error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

Diane Poremsky said:
Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix
normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure if
it
works with the connector acct.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Bryan said:
I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss it,
it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I
get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited
them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event
and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only
solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but
I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector. I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
B

Bryan

It didn't work. I'm still getting the popup reminders every time there's a
Send/Receive.

My experience so far with this is that they won't go away until the date of
the event passes. Effectively the "Dismiss" button doesn't dismiss
reminders from Outlook Connector accounts.

So what next?

Thanks
Bryan


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

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Bryan said:
Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that
error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

Diane Poremsky said:
Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix
normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure if
it
works with the connector acct.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss it,
it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I
get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited
them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event
and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only
solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but
I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector. I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
R

Roady [MVP]

This issue could very well be related to your send/receive issues you posted
in another thread as the dismissed reminders can never tell the on-line
calendar that they have been dismissed. Solving the send/receive issue might
solve this issue as well.



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Bryan said:
It didn't work. I'm still getting the popup reminders every time there's
a
Send/Receive.

My experience so far with this is that they won't go away until the date
of
the event passes. Effectively the "Dismiss" button doesn't dismiss
reminders from Outlook Connector accounts.

So what next?

Thanks
Bryan


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

--
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Bryan said:
Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that
error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to
Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

:

Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix
normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure
if
it
works with the connector acct.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss
it,
it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I
get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited
them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event
and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only
solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I
suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but
I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector.
I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

It's not a common occurrence with the connector and a live acct as mine
works correctly, the reminder is not firing until its scheduled time.

Are you using Vista x64?

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Bryan said:
It didn't work. I'm still getting the popup reminders every time there's
a
Send/Receive.

My experience so far with this is that they won't go away until the date
of
the event passes. Effectively the "Dismiss" button doesn't dismiss
reminders from Outlook Connector accounts.

So what next?

Thanks
Bryan


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

--
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Bryan said:
Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that
error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to
Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

:

Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix
normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure
if
it
works with the connector acct.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss
it,
it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I
get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited
them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event
and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only
solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I
suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but
I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector.
I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
A

Aron Henning

I have the same problem.
My calender always says that the sync has failed when doing send/receive.
The reminders will for some recurring events keep popping up, but not for
all of them, and newer for non recurring events.

I have set my live account as the default data file in outlook, and is also
syncing that calender with my WM5 smartphone using WMDC over bluetooth, and
in that sync all recurring events is synced two ours wrong, so events
starting at 8 am in outlook and live will start at 10 am on WM.

Vista Bussiness SP1
Newest Outlook connector
Newest WMDC
Office 2007 SP1
everything is fully updated using microsoft update

Bryan said:
It didn't work. I'm still getting the popup reminders every time there's
a
Send/Receive.

My experience so far with this is that they won't go away until the date
of
the event passes. Effectively the "Dismiss" button doesn't dismiss
reminders from Outlook Connector accounts.

So what next?

Thanks
Bryan


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Bryan said:
Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that
error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to
Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

:

Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix
normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure
if
it
works with the connector acct.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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your
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I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss
it,
it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I
get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited
them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event
and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only
solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I
suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but
I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector.
I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

I'm using it as the default but not syncing with a device which may acct for
why I can't repro problems. Many times reminders are an issue when syncing
and unless you dismissed them on both outlook and the device, they get
reset. You may be able to correct this by changing the sync options in
active sync.

The time diff is caused by differences between the time zone and DST
settings on outlook and the device.

--
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Aron Henning said:
I have the same problem.
My calender always says that the sync has failed when doing send/receive.
The reminders will for some recurring events keep popping up, but not for
all of them, and newer for non recurring events.

I have set my live account as the default data file in outlook, and is
also syncing that calender with my WM5 smartphone using WMDC over
bluetooth, and in that sync all recurring events is synced two ours wrong,
so events starting at 8 am in outlook and live will start at 10 am on WM.

Vista Bussiness SP1
Newest Outlook connector
Newest WMDC
Office 2007 SP1
everything is fully updated using microsoft update

Bryan said:
It didn't work. I'm still getting the popup reminders every time
there's a
Send/Receive.

My experience so far with this is that they won't go away until the date
of
the event passes. Effectively the "Dismiss" button doesn't dismiss
reminders from Outlook Connector accounts.

So what next?

Thanks
Bryan


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that
error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to
Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

:

Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix
normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure
if
it
works with the connector acct.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss
it,
it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs,
I
get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited
them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the
event
and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only
solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I
suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31,
but
I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector.
I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
A

Aron Henning

I dont know what DST is, but how do i change it?
The timesone is GMT+1 on all live, windows, outlook and the smartphone.

Diane Poremsky said:
I'm using it as the default but not syncing with a device which may acct
for why I can't repro problems. Many times reminders are an issue when
syncing and unless you dismissed them on both outlook and the device, they
get reset. You may be able to correct this by changing the sync options in
active sync.

The time diff is caused by differences between the time zone and DST
settings on outlook and the device.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Aron Henning said:
I have the same problem.
My calender always says that the sync has failed when doing send/receive.
The reminders will for some recurring events keep popping up, but not for
all of them, and newer for non recurring events.

I have set my live account as the default data file in outlook, and is
also syncing that calender with my WM5 smartphone using WMDC over
bluetooth, and in that sync all recurring events is synced two ours
wrong, so events starting at 8 am in outlook and live will start at 10 am
on WM.

Vista Bussiness SP1
Newest Outlook connector
Newest WMDC
Office 2007 SP1
everything is fully updated using microsoft update

Bryan said:
It didn't work. I'm still getting the popup reminders every time
there's a
Send/Receive.

My experience so far with this is that they won't go away until the date
of
the event passes. Effectively the "Dismiss" button doesn't dismiss
reminders from Outlook Connector accounts.

So what next?

Thanks
Bryan


:

Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled
that
error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to
Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

:

Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix
normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure
if
it
works with the connector acct.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
(e-mail address removed)

You can access this newsgroup by visiting
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point
your
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I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on
Vista
Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss
it,
it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs,
I
get
the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've
edited
them
and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the
event
and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only
solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I
suspect
that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31,
but
I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook
Connector. I
guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan
 
N

Nom

Bryan said:
I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss it, it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I get the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited them and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

EXACTLY the same problem here !

Any ideas ?
 
N

Nom

I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista Ultimate.
When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss it, it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I get the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited them and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

EXACTLY the same problem here !

Any ideas ?
 
N

Nom

It's not a common occurrence with the connector and a live acct as mine
works correctly, the reminder is not firing until its scheduled time.

Are you using Vista x64?

I am using Vista x64, yes.
 
A

AndyB

I'm experiencing the exact same problem. Here's what I know:

1. Issue began after installing the latest version of Outlook Connector
(12.0.6414.1000).
2. Neither snoozing or dismissing an event reminder works. The reminder
continues to fire for some amount of time (don't know how long or why it
stops).
3. I have reported the issue to the Outlook Connector bug site, and the
Outlook site and received no response.
4. I've uninstalled both Outlook and Connector and re-installed both and the
issue persists.
5. The /cleanreminders switch suggestion does not work.

I believe it's a bug in the Outlook Connector that MS has not acknowledged.
Still hoping for a solution soon. Good luck.
 
A

Albert Browning

I was able to stop the reminders by disabling by going to alerts.live.com --> Your alerts and turning alerts off for Windows Live Calendar.
I then went back and re-enabled the Windows Live Calenar alerts and have not recieved the old reminders thus far. If they return I'll just turn off Live Calendar alerts.
I found this by configuring Windows Live Mail. Going to Calendar --> Menus (Alt+M) --> Deliver my reminders to... This will direct you to alerts.live.com.

Hope this helps.



Andy wrote:

RE: Outlook Connector & Calendar reminders
15-Feb-09

I'm experiencing the exact same problem. Here's what I know:

1. Issue began after installing the latest version of Outlook Connector
(12.0.6414.1000).
2. Neither snoozing or dismissing an event reminder works. The reminder
continues to fire for some amount of time (don't know how long or why it
stops).
3. I have reported the issue to the Outlook Connector bug site, and the
Outlook site and received no response.
4. I've uninstalled both Outlook and Connector and re-installed both and the
issue persists.
5. The /cleanreminders switch suggestion does not work.

I believe it's a bug in the Outlook Connector that MS has not acknowledged.
Still hoping for a solution soon. Good luck.

:

Previous Posts In This Thread:

Outlook Connector & Calendar reminders
I'm running the latest Outlook Connector with Outlook 2007 on Vista Ultimate.

When a reminder pops up for sometime in the future, and I dismiss it, it
keeps popping up - over and over again. When Send/Receive occurs, I get the
reminder pop-up. These events are recurring events and I've edited them and
saved them - hoping that doing so will "reset" or re-write the event and
correct the problem. It hasn't.

I don't know what to do. I've researched the error and the only solution I
can find is to increase memory/pagefile (which I've done). I suspect that
the reminders will stop once the date of the event passes Jan31, but I'm
unable to dismiss them early apparently with the Outlook Connector. I guess
that's functionality that was overlooked or simply doesn't work.

Bryan

Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems?
Where did you hear that pagefile fixed reminder problems? The fix normally
is to open outlook using the /cleanreminders switch but I'm not sure if it
works with the connector acct.

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Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up.
Oops, I got the two problems I'm encountering mixed up. The memory
prognosis was for the 0x80070057 Parameter error. I just Googled that error
and found several references to memory..

I wasn't aware of the cleanreminders switch.. Can I just to to Start/Run
and type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders ?

Bryan

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Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.
Yes, close outlook then start it using that switch.

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It didn't work.
It didn't work. I'm still getting the popup reminders every time there's a
Send/Receive.

My experience so far with this is that they won't go away until the date of
the event passes. Effectively the "Dismiss" button doesn't dismiss
reminders from Outlook Connector accounts.

So what next?

Thanks
Bryan


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This issue could very well be related to your send/receive issues you posted
This issue could very well be related to your send/receive issues you posted
in another thread as the dismissed reminders can never tell the on-line
calendar that they have been dismissed. Solving the send/receive issue might
solve this issue as well.



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It's not a common occurrence with the connector and a live acct as mine works
It's not a common occurrence with the connector and a live acct as mine
works correctly, the reminder is not firing until its scheduled time.

Are you using Vista x64?

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I have the same problem.
I have the same problem.
My calender always says that the sync has failed when doing send/receive.
The reminders will for some recurring events keep popping up, but not for
all of them, and newer for non recurring events.

I have set my live account as the default data file in outlook, and is also
syncing that calender with my WM5 smartphone using WMDC over bluetooth, and
in that sync all recurring events is synced two ours wrong, so events
starting at 8 am in outlook and live will start at 10 am on WM.

Vista Bussiness SP1
Newest Outlook connector
Newest WMDC
Office 2007 SP1
everything is fully updated using microsoft update

"Bryan" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelelsen

I'm using it as the default but not syncing with a device which may acct for
I'm using it as the default but not syncing with a device which may acct for
why I can't repro problems. Many times reminders are an issue when syncing
and unless you dismissed them on both outlook and the device, they get
reset. You may be able to correct this by changing the sync options in
active sync.

The time diff is caused by differences between the time zone and DST
settings on outlook and the device.

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I dont know what DST is, but how do i change it?
I dont know what DST is, but how do i change it?
The timesone is GMT+1 on all live, windows, outlook and the smartphone.

RE: Outlook Connector & Calendar reminders
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EXACTLY the same problem here !

Any ideas ?

EXACTLY the same problem here !Any ideas ?
EXACTLY the same problem here !

Any ideas ?

I am using Vista x64, yes.
I am using Vista x64, yes.

RE: Outlook Connector & Calendar reminders
I'm experiencing the exact same problem. Here's what I know:

1. Issue began after installing the latest version of Outlook Connector
(12.0.6414.1000).
2. Neither snoozing or dismissing an event reminder works. The reminder
continues to fire for some amount of time (don't know how long or why it
stops).
3. I have reported the issue to the Outlook Connector bug site, and the
Outlook site and received no response.
4. I've uninstalled both Outlook and Connector and re-installed both and the
issue persists.
5. The /cleanreminders switch suggestion does not work.

I believe it's a bug in the Outlook Connector that MS has not acknowledged.
Still hoping for a solution soon. Good luck.

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