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kirboronin
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Nov 13, 2019
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Remove-CalendarEvents cmdlet does not work

I used that several times and had a cheat-sheet with commands to clean recurring meetings of persons who has left the company.   That did not work the last time, returning error:   Remove-Calend...
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    LarsLyngby
    Nov 26, 2019

    kirboronin 

    I had the exact same problem.

    Then i noticed the error message always translating whatever timedate-string I attempted to use to my locale.

    The error was introduced by some Microsoft Engineer unable to take into account the existence of other languages but US-English.

    Try setting your region settings in the OS to US English. Then start a new powershell. Connect to Office 365. Issue the command.

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LarsLyngby
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Nov 26, 2019

kirboronin 

I had the exact same problem.

Then i noticed the error message always translating whatever timedate-string I attempted to use to my locale.

The error was introduced by some Microsoft Engineer unable to take into account the existence of other languages but US-English.

Try setting your region settings in the OS to US English. Then start a new powershell. Connect to Office 365. Issue the command.

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kirboronin
Copper Contributor
Nov 27, 2019
Thanks! But I solve it just by adding -QueryWindowInDays 1825
We have limit of 365 days for booking meeting rooms, so I hope, 5 years is enough.

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