How to Sync Google Calendar with Windows 11?
Since we are talking about Calendar, and the topic is about sycning Google Calander with Windows, the first step is to launch the Windows Calendar. Click on the search box at the taskbar, and search for the calendar, then launch it. If it is your first time opening the Calender and never set up the Calendar, click on the Add account. Note: If you can’t find the previous window in Calendar, here is How you can add another account. Click on the Settings the below> then choose Manage accounts on the left panel. After that, you have to choose to add an account, choose Google, insert your credential, and you are done. Since we are looking to Sync Google Calendar with Windows 11, you have to choose Google, insert your email and password. If you are want to sync other calendars, you can set up them too. Remember, you have to insert your credentials, after inserting your Credentials, click allow (Allow access to Gmail, Contacts, and finally, Calendar) and finally insert a name. This slideshow requires JavaScript.
Configuring Some Calendar Settings
To be very clear, Now that you have synced Google Calendar with Windows 11, you also allowed Gmail and Contacts too. If you want to modify the settings and only Google Calendar should be synced follow the below steps.
Click on the Settings at the bottom. Choose your Account that you just logged in with. Click Change mailbox sync settings. Then Turn off Gmail and Contacts and click on the done at the bottom.
Apparently, based on the country that you live in, Windows 11 will show their holidays, which also includes calendar information related to your contacts. If you don’t want them to show on your Calendar, you can uncheck them.
Conclusion:
Based on your work, I think it is a good idea to Sync Google Calendar with Windows 11. This way you will create, edit, delete all your dates in one place and sync it across your devices.
