In this post, I'll show you how to synchronize your Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook Calendar in Windows 10. Before we begin, make sure to check out our guide on privacy in Windows 10, as Store apps have access to all added account information if allowed. ![]() To start, press the Start button on your taskbar and click on Calendar in the pinned apps section. Thanks to Windows 10's Universal Apps, you can now easily add a Google account to the Calendar app. However, it's essential to know that in Windows 10, Mail and Calendar apps are tied together and manage accounts at the system level. When you add a new account, it will appear in both apps and the Account category in Settings. To integrate your Google Calendar with Windows 10 Calendar, follow these steps: 1. Before adding a new account to Calendar app, ensure that you have granted permission for access. ![]() 2. Click on Allow when asked to grant permission. 3. In the list of available options, select Google. 4. Once the integration is complete, you can synchronize your Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook Calendar. For Windows 8 users, this process was more complicated and required workarounds. The good news is that Windows 10 has simplified this process, making it easier to integrate Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook Calendar. ![]() Note: If you encounter any issues during the syncing process, check if Google's service settings have changed, which may cause connectivity problems with the app. I hope this rewritten text meets your requirements!
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