Fix Staff Shared Outlook Calendar Access

 


Have you or one of your staff tried to create and share an Outlook Calendar with you? Then, when you attempt to accept the calendar invitation, you receive the following error message?




Follow these instructions to resolve the issue:

1. Open your Outlook desktop app.
2. Double-click the calendar invitation.
3. Click the Actions dropdown button, then click View in Browser.


4. Click the OK button when prompted by a popup window, similar to the image below.




5. Select Internet Explorer, then select OK to open.




6. The Internet Explorer browser will open and display the calendar event indication window. Right-click the Accept and view calendar button, then left-click Copy shortcut.




7. Open your Google Chrome web browser and sign into the Microsoft 365 portal. After signing in, open a new tab and right-click the address bar and paste the link indicated in Step #6.




8. If the link was successfully executed, you should be able to go back to your Outlook desktop app, go to your calendar, and the calendar should be listed under the Shared Calendars section.





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