Windows calendar stops running

  • Thread starter Peter in New Zealand
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Peter in New Zealand

Whenever I reboot my machine a warning pops up saying that Windows Calendar
has stopped working, and offers to try to find the reason why. I OK that but
never get anything. Calendar runs just fine when I start it from the menu,
and nothing else seems skew wiff. I don't actually need it running in the
background, but I assume it must be wanting to pop a hook out into the world
to run any alarms that are set.

Or I might be talking through a hole in my head.

Appreciate any ideas on this. Vista Home Premium on an Athlon 2.2 Gbyte with
1Gbyte RAM.
 
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Mr. Arnold

Peter in New Zealand said:
Whenever I reboot my machine a warning pops up saying that Windows
Calendar has stopped working, and offers to try to find the reason why. I
OK that but never get anything. Calendar runs just fine when I start it
from the menu, and nothing else seems skew wiff. I don't actually need it
running in the background, but I assume it must be wanting to pop a hook
out into the world to run any alarms that are set.

Or I might be talking through a hole in my head.

Maybe, a more detail message is being dumped in to the Event logs, off of
Control Panel/Admin Tools.

And the only thing the calendar is doing running in the background is to
notify you of a calendar event that you have set. It's not reaching out to
the world to do anything.
 
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Peter in New Zealand

And the only thing the calendar is doing running in the background is to
notify you of a calendar event that you have set. It's not reaching out
to the world to do anything.
Hmm, one could wonder sometimes <grin>

Thanks for the idea - below is the error message in the log - can you
suggest anything? Thanks.

Faulting application WinCal.exe, version 6.0.6000.16386, time stamp
0x4549b140, faulting module WinCal.exe, version 6.0.6000.16386, time
stamp 0x4549b140, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x0004d6ea,
process id 0xc14, application start time 0x01c798d0c8525c3d.
 
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Mr. Arnold

Peter in New Zealand said:
Hmm, one could wonder sometimes <grin>

Thanks for the idea - below is the error message in the log - can you
suggest anything? Thanks.

Faulting application WinCal.exe, version 6.0.6000.16386, time stamp
0x4549b140, faulting module WinCal.exe, version 6.0.6000.16386, time stamp
0x4549b140, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x0004d6ea, process id
0xc14, application start time 0x01c798d0c8525c3d.

Well, it's not saying anything other than WinCal the Calendar program is
blowing up.

If the 180 days is not up from the activation of Vista, then MS support for
Vista may be able to do something for you.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933942

As always, your friend is Google.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Windows+Calendar+stops+working+on+Vista&btnG=Google+Search
 

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