How can I do that? Before actually doing it, I would like to inspect the would-be result.
#Samsung remove duplicate messages android
Meanwhile, the Outllok Reminders list still has everything doulbed-up 🙁 I tried your trick of deleting the S Planner data and then resynched, and now only one new item, almost certainly added since the last sync, has appeared on S Planner which suggests the phone calander has remember the items deleted and so isn’t reshowing them. Note the entires are not duplicated in Outlook’s calander itself, only in the Reminders list and each dupe is somehow linked with the other as when you Dismiss one copy of a reminder, the other also disappears, although interesting after a second or so…as if it’s been removed from some other store. So these are reminders for events created on Outlook, synched with the phone and now appearing in S Planner and then dupliocated in the Ou8tlook Reminders list *only*. The bigger issue is my Outlook Reminders panel…and only the Reminders list…now has duplicate entries for everything. This means my Outlook calander items turn up on my phone which is pretty useful, although it can have slightly odd effects of the phone wanting to tell me at about 4am of an All-day reminder…which isn’t quite what I want! I have a Galaxy S5 (Android 4.4.2) and have started synching with Outlook. Interesting, I have a similar but slightly different issue. In my case, “My Calendar” contained nothing but duplicated recurring events. You can do that by going to the Calendar’s settings and unchecking all third-party calendars and seeing what data remains. Of course, if you’re a heavy user of the calendar app on your phone, you might want to double-check that there’s nothing on the “My Calendar” app before you clear the data (step 3). This step removes the icon for the old Calendar app from your Apps screen (“Start menu”). Or you can just wait and let it happen automatically in the background.Ħ) Reboot your phone.
#Samsung remove duplicate messages install
This step deletes all your existing calendar data.Ĥ) Go to the Play Store and install Google Calendar.ĥ) You can then go to Settings > Accounts > Google > and force your phone to re-sync your Google Calendar. Click “Clear Data” and “Clear Cache” (if your cache is listed as anything other than 0.00B). This step disables Samsung’s crappy calendar.ģ) Back at the Application Manager > All page, scroll down and choose “Calendar Storage”. Once at the app’s property page, click “Disable”, then choose “OK” to any warning messages you may see. So… is there a way to fix this? There is if you: a) use Google Calendar b) have Android 4.0.3 or higher and c) don’t have any other data in “My Calendar”:ġ) Go to Settings > Application Manager > All.Ģ) Scroll down to “Calendar” and touch it to select. It would appear that you cannot disable “My Calendar”, but Samsung has put a non-working “disable” checkbox in the settings panel, which is always a great UI design. But no: although you can uncheck the “My Calendar” box, it will always automatically “re-check” itself. One of those checkboxes is for “My Calendar”, so you’d think it’d just be a matter of unchecking the box and going on about your day. There you’d find checkboxes for each calendar which allow you to toggle each one on or off.
If you’re the inquisitive type, you might go to the calendar’s settings. Which would be one thing, except the app doesn’t hide those same recurring events from your other calendars, so you get duplicate entries. I’m not exactly sure what happens, but I think when you sync a third-party calendar, like Google Calendar, to your phone, “My Calendar” sees these recurring events and copies them to your phone. What’s happening is that the calendar app Samsung includes with their phones has a local calendar (“My Calendar”), but the app also syncs to other calendars, like Google Calendar, Facebook Calendar, etc. You might also have noticed that these duplicate entries seem to exist only on your phone and not your Outlook calendar (if using Google Calendar Sync) or the Google Calendar itself. If you own a Samsung Galaxy device, you might have noticed an annoying “bug”: duplicate entries in your calendar, especially for recurring events like birthdays and anniversaries.
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