This problem occurs at seemingly everytime my send and receive is going. However if I turn off Send/Receive to only do it manually it still occurs. What happens is I am writing an e-mail in outlook and while typing within the e-mail the cursor stops typing and whatever letters I am typing after it stopped it creates a calendar appointment. I have read the threads and turned off all the add-ins disabled automatic appointment creating within outlook and created a new user / uninstalled and reinstalled outlook twice/ repaired outlook 4 times and nothing works. The problem legit seems to be getting worse and worse everyday. I am to the point where I am about to abandon outlook and go to G suite never to return but I have 10 years of PST backup in various e-mails on my outlook. I also have 7-8 emails I work off for my various businesses through outlook so it is a huge convenience to have them all in one place. Here is a snapshot of my calendar from last week thurs and friday and what it looks like from the last couple of days too so you can see how annoying it really is; I stopped using outlook after it just creates 20 appointments for an hour. Some crazy things too I can have outlook open in the background even and be typing on google chrome like this box I am working on right now and IT STILL DOES THIS IN OUTLOOK when I am not even writing an e-mail. It created the appointment for what I am typing on. I have no ADD-INS enabled. I deleted everything I had enabled; adobe, toolbars, and calendly which I had seen was a problem for someone else. I am legit on my last leg and can't continue to use outlook if this problem is not solved in the coming weeks. It is becoming impossible to send e-mail and run my businesses with this issue. Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management Locked Question. This question was migrated from the Microsoft Support Community. You can vote on whether it's helpful, but you can't add comments or replies or follow the question. Deleted This answer has been deleted due to a violation of our Code of Conduct. The answer was manually reported or identified through automated detection before action was taken. Please refer to our Code of Conduct for more information. Comments have been turned off. Learn more This answer has been deleted due to a violation of our Code of Conduct. The answer was manually reported or identified through automated detection before action was taken. Please refer to our Code of Conduct for more information. Comments have been turned off. Learn more Anonymous 2023-02-07T14:58:03+00:00 Here are the requested screenshots you would like after the about WINDOWS + R options were done First one Cleanreminders: Second one /cleanviews (they look the same) Lastly I don't have a private messaging option on my profile 0 comments No comments Here are the requested screenshots you would like after the about WINDOWS + R options were done First one Cleanreminders:

Second one /cleanviews (they look the same) Lastly I don't have a private messaging option on my profile Anonymous 2023-02-03T18:52:58+00:00 Dear Nathan, Good day! Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are glad to assist. As per your mentioned description about "While typing an e-mail in Microsoft Outlook these mini calendar appointments keep appearing! So annoying!". We apologize for the inconvenience caused to you and we understand the frustration when things when things don't go as supposed. To understand the situation and be able to offer you relevant suggestions, we would need a little more information. Kindly help us in providing the following information. May I please confirm that you get same situation in both outlook for Desktop and Outlook on Web ( https://outlook.office.com )? May I please know if you are using Microsoft 365 Exchange email account or Microsoft personal account (such as Outlook.com or hotmail.com)? May I confirm that you tried to clear reminders? Kindly Press Windows + R , type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders in the Run window, and click ‘ OK ‘ or press the ‘ Enter ’ key. May I confirm that you tried to Reset Outlook View Setting? Kindly Press Windows + R , type Outlook.exe /cleanviews in the Run window, and click ‘ OK ‘ or press the ‘ Enter ’ key. Would you mind to kindly provide the screenshot of your outlook version via private message for further analysis? Kindly go to File --> Office Account Below are the steps to view private message: To view private messaging options> click your profile picture at the top on the right > select the My Profile option-->View private messages. This requested information will help us to narrow down the scenario and find the right troubleshooting. We are looking forward to your response! Once again, we apologize for the inconvenience this issue has caused. Thanks for your understanding, patience and cooperation. Stay safe! Best regards, Inema | Microsoft Community Moderator 0 comments No comments Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are glad to assist. As per your mentioned description about "While typing an e-mail in Microsoft Outlook these mini calendar appointments keep appearing! So annoying!". We apologize for the inconvenience caused to you and we understand the frustration when things when things don't go as supposed. To understand the situation and be able to offer you relevant suggestions, we would need a little more information. Kindly help us in providing the following information. May I please confirm that you get same situation in both outlook for Desktop and Outlook on Web ( https://outlook.office.com )? May I please know if you are using Microsoft 365 Exchange email account or Microsoft personal account (such as Outlook.com or hotmail.com)? May I confirm that you tried to clear reminders? Kindly Press Windows + R , type Outlook.exe /cleanreminders in the Run window, and click ‘ OK ‘ or press the ‘ Enter ’ key. May I confirm that you tried to Reset Outlook View Setting? Kindly Press Windows + R , type Outlook.exe /cleanviews in the Run window, and click ‘ OK ‘ or press the ‘ Enter ’ key. Would you mind to kindly provide the screenshot of your outlook version via private message for further analysis? Kindly go to File --> Office Account Below are the steps to view private message: To view private messaging options> click your profile picture at the top on the right > select the My Profile option-->View private messages. This requested information will help us to narrow down the scenario and find the right troubleshooting. We are looking forward to your response! Once again, we apologize for the inconvenience this issue has caused. Thanks for your understanding, patience and cooperation. Stay safe! Inema | Microsoft Community Moderator