In case you are confused, the sync settings for Mail and Calendar can be configured from the same panel. To manage the Sync settings select the option “Change mailbox sync settings.” As for me, I named my account “Work Calendar” for demo purposes. To do that, click on the settings icon, select the option “Accounts” and then select “Gmail.”Īs you can see from the below image, you can easily change your Google account name. If you want to you can customize the synchronization options from the account settings panel. If everything goes well, you will receive a success message like this. Simply scroll down and then click on “Allow” to continue. You should grant the Calendar app certain permissions. Now you will be taken to the Google Consent screen. If you are using two-step authentication, which is always recommended, then also enter the verification code and click on the “Done” button. Just sign in with your Google account’s username and password. The above action will take you to the “Connecting to a Service” screen. Now choose “Google” from the list of available options. In the next screen select the option “Add account.” If you’ve linked your Microsoft account, then that account will be displayed here by default. The above action will bring forward the settings panel. Once the Calendar app has been opened, click on the Settings icon appearing on the bottom left-side. To add Google Calendar to Windows 10 Calendar app, search for the pre-installed Calendar app in the Start menu and open it. Add Google Calendar to Windows 10 Calendar App

Since Microsoft has started to listen to its users, the feature is back, and you can now sync your Google Calendar with the Windows 10 Calendar app. Due to some ongoing battle between Microsoft and Google, users were stripped of this feature in Windows 8.1. For those of you who don’t know, when Microsoft first introduced the Calendar app in Windows 8, it supported Google Calendar.

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