Sync PC and iPhone

Go File, Options, Add-Ins, near bottom select COM Add-Ins and click Go. The the Add-Ins page opens and you select the Add-Ins you wish and click OK. If the Add-In you is not already there then click Add. The reason I say it was not easy is:

You can go to File, and Manage COM Add-Ins and there is a selection there to enable but it does not work. At least not for me. I am wondering if my McAfee is not the culprit that is disabling my add-ins. Need to look at that. Good luck!

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Laser510 wrote:

How can I sync Outlook calendar and contacts between iPhone and PC?

Contacts and calendars do not sync between devices. The calendar and contact apps on the devices all sync to a common server, and Outlook server in your case. So just add the Outlook account to both your iPhone and your PC.

Laser510 wrote:

I'm not sure what it means to add the Outlook account to both my iPhone and PC. I have Outlook on both my iPhone and PC.

Go to Settings/Contacts/Accounts. Add the Outlook account, for either email and contacts, or just for contacts if you are using a separate Outlook app.

You should already see your iCloud account there.

Then open the Contacts app (NOT Settings/Contacts; the actual app which should be on your Home screen, or you can also view it in Phone/Contacts. Both take you to the same place). Tap on the Groups label in the upper left, and make sure both iCloud and Outlook are checked.

Add Outlook account on Both the iPhone and PC and enable calendar in both.

Has always worked up until recently. It was my understanding that the iCloud was the server that allowed the syncing.

iCloud will sync iCloud contacts, but not gmail or Outlook contacts.

True. But Outlook does allow copying the Outlook contacts to an iCloud group within Outlook that used to sync with my iPhone. Same for the Calendar. I believe fairly recent that it quit.

I found it. the iCloud addin for Outlook had been disabled. Once I figured out how to enable (which was not simple) the syncing began immediately. :-)