iCal event alerts won't stop repeating

Unfortunately, this did not work for me? was told that it is a Firmware issue from iOS 10.3.7 from the local apple store.

I am getting repeating notifications on ALL of my apps EXCEPT MESSENGER.

Facebook, Adidas, iCal, Chase Bank...

All of my apps repeat their notifications, every 2 minutes, until I open the specific app and acknowledge the alert.

I'm having the exact same issue on my Macbook.

I'm still using Snow Leopard and having the same problem on my iMac. It's driving me crazy. They pop up over and over and over again. Every time I restart, there they are again. I trashed my iCal preferences hoping that would help, but nope. I was thinking about upgrading to Lion to see if that solved it, but it sounds like it doesn't.

Help!

Sadly I have to say I have the same issue since the beginning of this week....

I'm on a MacBook Air 2010... Strange thing is... it's iCloud syncing and it's not on my other Mac's/ iOS devices....

So We need a resolution!

Me too. Any news?

Same issue for me. Event reminders that I've dismissed won't stop appearing. I'm using iCloud. Only happens on my MacBook Pro, not my iMac, iPhone or iPad.

Same problems here. Running 10.7.3 and using iCloud. Mommy, make them stop!

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Same problem - this is ridiculous - no response from Apple, any news from anyone? This is driving me mad - I can't delete the old meetings as it's a shared calendar and we need them for timetracking, but my list is getting long.

Now I have no idea if I'm actually being reminded or not!

Same issue here. Very annoying to say the least ... adding myself to the least to follow responses on this thread.

Been happenin' to me somewhere in between the first day I installed Lion and just days after my MacBook Pro was no longer eligible for Apple Care. Bad timing though I now know that because the software was new, I was likely entitled to free phone support. This is terribly obnoxious and annoying. I use my computer professionally as a graphics operator and have had to use alternate user accounts on my computer so that reminders of manicure appointments don't pop up on the screen in front of an audience of of 500 plus executives. NOT good. Not good at all! I started looking for a soluton way back in November/December but figured it was just me when I found no other complaints on this. Well, glad I'm not alone!

Oh, and another thing I'm curious to know if you all are experiencing is that there appears to be issues with the finder in general. For example, each time I open up iTunes, I get an alert that all of my tv shows are unchecked. A. Who cares? and B. Is that so important that you had to interrupt me? Additionally, it seem that regardless of what section I was in within the iTunes program, it never remembers and always brings me back to my unchecked tv shows, error message and all. It seems there are several examples of this type of thing since installing Lion. Fingers crossed, there will be a resolution in the next major release or sooner. Interested to know if anyone else is experiencing other such annoyances?

For what it's worth:

I did a Time Machine backup on my Time Capsule & to be sure also a Carbon Clone copy on an external drive.

After that I did a clean install after formatting my Air.

Then I migrated the Time Machine backup back in the clean OS & everything was happy & workable again!

T

Hi still the same problem here on MacPro OSX 10.7.3.

Also have issues with other apps not storing changes to content!!

NS

I am having the same problem. A weekly alert deleted some time ago just keeps on appearing. Anyone found a solution yet?

Taking one for the team and on the phone with AppleCare right now. I'll try to take good enough notes to post back here. If nothing else, I'll see if I can post the support notes as documented by the rep as soon as it's published:

On the phone with second person who is taking notes before transfering me to a third. While I'm waiting, thought I'd share what the first person had me do.Note that this did NOT fix this or any of what I suspect are Finder issues but it can help with some system wide glitches. In any case, it can't hurt:

Reset PRAM. This is easy.

1. Shut down your computer completely.

2. Turn it back on and immediately, hold down the Control, Option, P and R keys.

3. You will hear the usual chime.

4. Keep holding them down until you hear it chime a second time and then let go.