Now, all corrupted appointment items will be moved into this folder. (I created a folder on my desktop named “calcheck” where I saved the tool to.) calcheck.exe -fĪ folder named CalCheck will be created under the main mailbox in Outlook: Save the tool into a folder on the PC and unzip it.Īfter installing it, open command prompt and navigate to the installation folder of the tool.
(More Information about the Microsoft CalCheck Tool you can find here: ) You can download it directly from Microsoft: So far so good… – NOT!! That also didn’t help.įrom now on I changed my focus onto the Outlook client and the calendar items.įor the troubleshooting on the Outlook mailbox I installed the Microsoft software called ‘Calcheck’. I then changed this setting with the following command: Set-MailboxServer $SERVER -CalendarRepairSchedule Saturday.21:00-Sunday.18:00Īfter that I just had to enable the repair setting on the mailbox with: Set-Mailbox -Identity $ALIAS -CalendarRepairDisabled $false The last thing I tried on the Exchange side was to start a calender repair using the Shell, again.įirst I had to check, how the schedule was configured. My next step was to create a mailbox repair request to see if this brings me to the final solution: New-MailboxRepairRequest -Mailbox $ALIAS -CorruptionType FolderView Unfortunately this didn’t fix the problem. New-MoveRequest –Identity $ALIAS -TargetDatabase $DB1 This usually helps to repair small issues within the mailbox database. It happend on his client, in the Citrix XenApp desktop and on a different PC, too.įirst of all I tried to fix the issue by moving the mailbox to a different Exchange database through the Exchange Management Shell. Therefore I’ll write a little post today about corrupt Outlook calendar entries and how I fixed it.Ī few days ago, one of our clients reported that his Outlook was crashing everytime he tried to view his calendar.
But from time to time some Outlook issues appear on my desk, too. Usually my posts are all about server related topics.
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