I have Windows Vista Home Premium and I have used the Windows Calendar for at
least 10 months. Today, the calendar went blank - all info gone! I did a
system restore to earlier in the day and not only is the info still gone, but
it now tells me I can't "add appointments to a calendar that is disabled"
Nowhere in Windows help can I find anything about disabling or enabling
Windows Calendar so am hoping you might be able to help me. I don't want to
just start a new calendar - I need to get back all the info I had stored on
the old one. If system restore won't bring it back, what will?

"Jimmbobb" <Jimmbobb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4ED03183-FE52-40E7-BE3F-09563E8561E2@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>I have Windows Vista Home Premium and I have used the Windows Calendar for
>at
> least 10 months. Today, the calendar went blank - all info gone! I did a
> system restore to earlier in the day and not only is the info still gone,
> but
> it now tells me I can't "add appointments to a calendar that is disabled"
> Nowhere in Windows help can I find anything about disabling or enabling
> Windows Calendar so am hoping you might be able to help me. I don't want
> to
> just start a new calendar - I need to get back all the info I had stored
> on
> the old one. If system restore won't bring it back, what will?[/color]


In case you're still looking for a solution, you were probably just missing
a 'tick' by your currently selected calendar in the left "navigation" pane.

--
Jon

Jimmbobb wrote:[color=blue]
> I have Windows Vista Home Premium and I have used the Windows Calendar for at
> least 10 months. Today, the calendar went blank - all info gone! I did a
> system restore to earlier in the day and not only is the info still gone, but
> it now tells me I can't "add appointments to a calendar that is disabled"
> Nowhere in Windows help can I find anything about disabling or enabling
> Windows Calendar so am hoping you might be able to help me. I don't want to
> just start a new calendar - I need to get back all the info I had stored on
> the old one. If system restore won't bring it back, what will?[/color]

Simple! Get it from your backup! It's at:

C\user\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows
Calendar\Calendars\Calendar name

You do have a backup, right?

Dave T.