Are you using CompanionLink to sync? If you are synchronized through DejaCloud then you would not see this issue.

If you are using CompanionLink then call our technical support for assistance.

If you are describing an Exchange Activesync issue, that product is maintained by Microsoft and we don’t know much about it.

Dave, this will work fine. Synchronizing this way will ensure both outlooks have one dataset. You can use any sync method, USB, Wi-Fi or DejaCloud. However, DejaCloud is best because it will keep both the Outlook versions in-sync independent of the phone. That way, when you turn on the home computer, it will instantly have the updated calendar from your work PC.

You just need one license to CompanionLink for Outlook here. It is $49.95. One license may be used on up to three computers, work, home and laptop. For a $10 discount use the affinity code “BLOG” on our order page.

Many Galaxy Devices don’t ship with a Tasks app. Depending on the Android OS version, some are able to sync Outlook/Exchange Tasks to a section in the Calendar app on the device. You can check to see if your Tasks are there.

If you want a full tasks app with priorities, categories, recurring tasks, and alerts like in Outlook, try our DejaOffice app. https://www.dejaoffice.com/tour.html#dejatasks

Thanks, I will try the three months to see how this goes. I switched from an old iPhone 4 and may have made a mistake, So far I find the Samsung phone makes simple things over complicated and has ads everywhere.

No, DejaOffice is a free app. The subscription you mentioned in your first post is the only one you need. Or, purchase the one-time license so you don’t need a subscription.

Thanks for the rapid reply. Does this require a subscription to DejaOffice? I am retired and have no work concerns I just want to access my 2007 Outlook calendar on both my home computer an S5 phone and have them sync both ways, My home intentet provider is Comcast/Xfinity. This needs to work between Canada and he U.S. on occassion. I have access to emails etc from Xfinity Connect app.

The WiFi sync option only works when your phone and PC are on the same WiFi network. Invariably, this means you must be near the PC. If you are looking for anywhere-sync, use our DejaCloud option. It’s included in your subscription.

It might be an Account settings issue. Please call us and we’ll figure it out. 503-243-5200