Calendar can’t delete the calendar “TimeProfile” from the Exchange server

Removing the Exchange account completely might help, but downloading all my emails will take a lot of time.

That's your best chance of solving the problem on your own. Anything else would probably involve the server administrator.

I had exactly the same problem around the same time you did...removing the account and restoring forced the error to go away but not the calendar. Can I ask if yours went away or just the error message fro deleting it? Who is your exchange provider? I use Microsoft themselves (Hosted Exchange Plan) so I'm interested in particular if you are on the same host.

Thanks,

JMG

Thanks for the feedback...I would conclude that this is something specific to their servers at least for now. I'm going to reach out to them to see if they are willing to shed any light on the subject, I'll report back if they respond.

Same problem - calendar (two of them) will not disappear.

I have the same problems. It's driving me crazy. Deleting all my accounts and rebooting my MB pro didn't work. Anyone another solution?

I had the same problem show up as well. I tried completely removing the exhange accounts and reinstalling them but that did not correct the issue.

Please see my response in the thread here. This is what fixed it for me:

What is timeprofile calendar and how to get rid of it?

If you use Office 365, then there is a service announcement from Microsoft about this issue:

Current Status: Engineers have received reports of an extra calendar folder appearing in some user mailboxes. Engineers have identified the cause of the issue and are developing a fix to resolve the issue.

User Experience: Affected users have an additional calendar folder in their mailbox that cannot be deleted titled "TimeProfile". The extra calendar folder does not affect the user's primary calendar and can be ignored until the fix is implemented to remove it.

Customer Impact: Customer impact appears to be limited at this time. This issue affects users connecting through Outlook for Mac and Apple Calendar.

Incident Start Time: Thursday, January 15, 2015, at 12:00 AM UTC

Preliminary Root Cause: As part of our ongoing efforts to implement new feature improvements, an update was deployed to the calendar service; however, the update caused a hidden system folder to appear in the mailbox for Exchange Web Services (EWS) clients.

Next Update by: Monday, January 26, 2015, at 9:00 PM UTC

Thanks! It's goog that they're fixing it. Do you have a link to this page where you found the information?

Here's the latest I saw from Microsoft this morning. Looks like they're in slow motion on a fix:

Current Status: The deployment of the fix is taking longer than initially anticipated. Engineers are continuing to deploy the fix across the affected infrastructure to address end-user impact. Further investigation has determined that the fix will enable removal of the errant folder from the Apple Calendar, however, third party software may cause the errant folder to reappear.

User Experience: Affected users are seeing an additional folder in their calendar, titled "TimeProfile", that cannot be deleted. The extra folder does not affect the user's primary calendar and can be ignored.

Customer Impact: Customer impact appears to be limited at this time. Initially impact appeared to affect both Outlook for Mac and the Apple Calendar. Additional investigation determined that the appearance of the errant folder is isolated to the Apple Calendar.

Incident Start Time: Thursday, January 15, 2015, at 12:00 AM UTC

Estimated Restoration Time: Wednesday, February 04, 2015, at 11:00 PM UTC

Preliminary Root Cause: As part of our ongoing efforts to implement new feature improvements, an update was deployed to the calendar service; however, the update caused a hidden system folder to appear in the calendar for Exchange Web Services (EWS) clients.

Next Update by: Wednesday, February 04, 2015, at 11:00 PM UTC

No. Partly fixed.

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