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01/03/2010, 06:26 PM
#387
 Originally Posted by GregV
Hah, found a workaround! No guarantees it will work for anyone else though, but it works for me. My Exchange calendar is showing up again and it syncs in both directions.
Close calendar. Go into Date & Time and turn off both of the network settings. Now set the date back to Dec 31, 2009. If you're phone is like mine the first time you do this it will grind to a halt as soon as you change Jan to Dec. So while it thinks it's Dec 1, 2010 I got a million calendar reminders, a message about the SSL certificate in Exchange being expired, and sometimes just a white box where the message should be. Ignore all of it, just keep trying to change it back to Dec 31, 2009 no matter how slow and ridiculously unresponsive it becomes.
Managed to get through that? Good. Throw away Date & Time, start up Calendar and you should see your Exchange appointments in there with the rest of them. Throw away Calendar, go back into Date & Time, and set it back to today's date. It shouldn't grind like before. Throw away Date & Time and open Calendar again. It should still work.
Whenever you reset it you'll have to do this all over again, but it only seemed really painful the first time. Going through this a second time was pretty quick. No guarantees it will work for you, but it worked for me so give it a shot.
I'm very glad you found this workaround. However, isn't it completely ridiculous that you had to in the 1st place!?!?!?!?!?!?
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