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1. CALENDAR NOTI. NOT SHOWN SAMSUNG WINDOWS 10
2. CALENDAR NOTI. NOT SHOWN SAMSUNG PASSWORD
3. CALENDAR NOTI. NOT SHOWN SAMSUNG WINDOWS

Next, type ‘ms-settings:privacy-calendar’ inside the text box and press Enter to open up the Calendar app.

CALENDAR NOTI. NOT SHOWN SAMSUNG WINDOWS

Depending on your Windows version and if you have migrated it from an older Windows version, you might found that this setting was disabled by default.

CALENDAR NOTI. NOT SHOWN SAMSUNG WINDOWS 10

In most documented cases, this particular issue is caused by an instance in which the Calendar app is configured in such a way that no Windows 10 apps (native or not) can access Calendar data from it. Now that you know every potential culprit that might be responsible for this particular issue, here are a couple of verified methods that other affected users have successfully used to fix this annoying syncing issue with Google accounts on Windows 10: Method 1: Letting Apps access Calendar data Several affected users have reported that they managed to fix the problem by temporarily removing the Google account from the Calendar app and clearing the Temporary Files from the Windows 10 Settings menu. Corrupted temporary files – File corruption can also be responsible for the apparition of this particular syncing problem.In this case, you can fix the issuer by resetting the Mail and Calendar app from the Settings menu of Windows 10. Corrupted Mail & Calendar app installation – According to some affected users, you can also expect to see this issue in those instances where you’re actually facing this problem due to some kind of corruption issue that is affecting the local installation of the Mail & Calendar app.

CALENDAR NOTI. NOT SHOWN SAMSUNG PASSWORD

Two-Factor Authentication is enabled on your account – If you’re using two-factor authentification across your Google account, chances are you will either need to disable it or you need to generate a dedicated password for the Windows Mail app in order to get around this issue.To get around this issue, you need to re-sync the Google account with the Calendar app from the Settings menu. Underlying syncing glitch with your Google Account – Under certain circumstances, you can also expect to see this issue occurring due to an underlying glitch that affects the Google account integration with the Calendar app.If this scenario is applicable, you should be able to fix this problem by accessing the Privacy tab of the Calendar app and modifying the problematic privacy setting.

The app is not permitted to access the Calendar – As it turns out, one fairly common situation that might cause this behavior on Windows 10 is if the Calendar app is hindered by a privacy setting that is preventing it from syncing data.