Why do I get the following message when I attempt to delete a completed reminder, "Couldn't delete 'reminder 1'. Dialog.Error.Text.Reminder.DESTROY.QUOTA_EXCEEDED?

I spoke to Apple Care today, they are aware of the problem. It is being worked on.

I'm getting it too! What's more, I have these reminders slated for "everyday" and they won't go away. They pop up on my computer, and I click "completed" but they just pop back up again. I've tried all sorts of things to make them go away, INCLUDING preferences > iCloud > and unblocking reminders in my id. THEY WILL NOT GO AWAY!

This is really messed up! I can't erase the completed ones enmasse, and there's hundreds! I can't stop them from popping up on my computer. I'll be calling Apple tomorrow. I've been a long time Apple customer, and had problems before, but this one is really is getting on my nerves....

Any update on when this will be fixed as it is a real nuisance.

I got an email back said to clear cache, and try again and it worked. I know that was a bs answer because it happened on 2 different computers, two different operating systems, and three different browsers.

Call apple support. I'm pretty sure it's something that they have to do on their end. It was fixed when I tried it.

I am having the same problem:

Reminders app - update.quota_exceeded

I think there is a iCloud problem when we try to do too many things at once - in my case move 40 or so reminders from one list to another - a few at a time worked - but I guess when the quota is reached - then is all stops - but for how long? 1 min? - 1 hour? - 1 day? - 1000 years? Anyone know how long the timeout is?

This is becoming such a nuisance! I use Reminders as a GTD tool (Getting Things Done - David Allen) This "destroy.quota" issue is really slowing down my processes. Come on! I should be able to delete completed tasks without limits, grrrr....

Following this thread and hoping a resolution comes soon.

Will call Apple, again...

The story:

- calNCService was chewing CPU (100%) continuously. Warm Mac, hammered battery.

- After disabling calendar accounts one by one, found that leaving all enabled except Reminders iCloud sync, the CPU issue disappeared: Conclusion somethings up with my Reminders. I use them extensively so needed a fix.

- Went to iCloud on the web to delete all the 'Completed' ones and hit the error mentioned in this thread.

- After a few rounds of trying, decided to move open reminders from the original lists to new lists and delete the old lists with only completed reminders. The delete went without a hitch, all completed, now gone. No error.

- CPU issue also resolved 🙂 with Reminders iCloud sync back on. Two birds, with a few Reminder migrations and deletes 😉

Hope this helps while a fix is being looked at. Btw to move reminders in the web iCloud, you can shift click to select a many at a time.

Btw I had probably around 1000 completed reminders spread mainly over 2-3 lists.

Cheers.