
* Finally restart the Outlook to check if it takes effects. You’ll see a bunch of icons included in the Outlook program file. Right-click the Outlook shortcut you’ve just created on the desktop and choose Properties from the pop-up menu.

* Go to its right side pane, hold-and-press or right click on the WindowsPos name to delete the string. Click Next and then type a name for your shortcut, such as ‘Calendar’ and click Finish. There should be a 16.0 key if you are using Outlook 2016, or be 15.0 for the 2013 version, and just select this key named 16.0 or 15.0, and continue go to the sub-key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\ * Press Win + R together, type regedit.exe, and click OK button to open the registry editor: If it is still not working, go to make changes with registry editor. Open the Outlook, go to Options > Calendar options, and then delete offline items. If your mail is configured with Exchange, delete the Corrupted cache. Running the command will open the Outlook to delete all reminders for email messages, specified appointments and task, and then repair them. * Press Win + R from your keyboard to open the Run dialog box.Īnd click OK button.

* First you must close the Microsoft Outlook software. The upgraded process may make the Reminders folder to be corrupted or damaged, you could try the method to clear them and regenerated at once.
