The Items Recurrence properties aren't created correctly. The Items Recurrence End Date or Time is past the upper limit. The Items Recurrence End Date or Time is later than January 1 2025. Items Recurrence End Date or Time is earlier than January 1 1995. The Items Recurrence End Date or Time is set to 0 (year 1601). The Items Recurrence Start Date or Time is past the upper limit. The Items Recurrence Start Date or Time is later than January 1 2025. These are moved with calcheck -f only if you configure calcheck to treat warnings as errors per the. By default, these items aren't moved when you use the -f argument. You should delete or cancel the item only if it seems to be corrupted.
This isn't necessarily an error condition. The Items Recurrence Start Date or Time is earlier than January 1 1995. If you're the attendee, you should contact the organizer and ask the organizer to cancel and then re-create the meeting. If you don't see it in the list, run calcheck -f.
If you're the organizer, you should change the Calendar folder view to a table view, find the appointment or meeting, and then cancel and re-create it. The Items Recurrence Start Date or Time is set to 0 (year 1601). The following item-level checks are run and then logged in the report. You should force the regeneration of the hidden free/busy information in the Exchange mailbox only if this occurs.įor more information about how to regenerate the hidden free/busy information, see You experience issues in Outlook when you try to configure free/busy information or when you try to delegate information. In rare cases, Outlook may be unable to open that message. The information for these three checks is read from the Local free/busy message. The Enterprise version of the Assistant is a command line version that can be scripted, and is recommended to perform Outlook calender checking on multiple devices and devices that you can't access immediately. Use the version that suits your requirements. The Assistant fully automates all the steps required to perform Outlook calendar checking and is available in two versions. Method 1: Use the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant The tool doesn't work with IMAP, POP3, or other non-Exchange email accounts. To use CalCheck, the Outlook calendar must reside on a computer that is running Microsoft Exchange Server. See the More information section for additional fields that are found in CalCheck reports. CalCheck reports include the following fields for meetings or appointments that are determined to be problematic:īecause these calendar item fields may contain personal information or details, we recommend that you first review all items in the CalCheck report before you share your report.
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