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I can't sync iCal to iPhone through iTunes in Mountain Lion (I don't want to use iCloud)

I upgraded to Mountain Lion yesterday, and now iCal does not sync to my iPhone. I do not use iCloud (and don't want to), so sync via USB cable and iTunes. How can I get my calendars syncing again?

iPhone 4S, OS X Mountain Lion

Posted on Jul 28, 2012 1:47 PM

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Aug 16, 2012 1:10 AM in response to nimoon2

I have the problem with iCal asking for passwords for Google all the time. I tried the tip here but I had do put the cache files back. After removing them all my appointments was gone and I only had the birthday calendar left in the side panel. Not good.


So in my case all my impotant data is stored in a cache file. Very strange in my mind.

Aug 22, 2012 2:36 PM in response to lagante

Ok, what language is your Mac OS in? Anyway, you know what the Finder is. There is a Menu called "Gehe zu" (in german) or I think "Go to" in english. FIRST put one of your Fingers on "alt" (aka the Option key) on your keyboard. LEAVE IT THERE. Now go to the menu called "Go to". There is a new item called "Library". Click on it, et voilà, you are there!

Aug 28, 2012 9:23 PM in response to Julatron

Thanks to everyone for the solutions here. Thankfully I realized my syncing issues coincided with Mountain Lion so I could find this thread. At first, tossing the cache files didn't work for me so I backed up iCal, restarted all of my devices, cleared the files again, disabled my Google Calendar in ICal, turned off and on Calendar syncing in iTunes and now everything works. I'm not sure which of those steps did the trick but I decided to go thermonuclear and just do everything I could think of that might be interfering.

I can't sync iCal to iPhone through iTunes in Mountain Lion (I don't want to use iCloud)

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