Windows 10: Why does Outlook go down every day at around noon time for few hours for the last four days?

Why does Outlook go down every day at around noon time for few hours for the last four days? When is the problem going to be resolved? When Outlook is down, I cannot access any web sites and do any work on my PC. ***moved from Outlook / Windows / Classic Outlook for Windows / For home***

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Midnight reminder of all-day event

Reminders at midnight can (and are) a huge pain in the butt and have been a source for complaint for a long time. Some folks like to get a reminder in advance, but don't want it to go off at midnight, so they set the reminder for a certain number of hours.
For example, if you want the reminder to come a week ahead of schedule then use 156 hours (6.5 days). That setting would remind you at noon, 7 days before the event.

Of course, if you enter appointments on your PCs Outlook, you can set it for 6.5 days. 156 hours on the phone will show up as 6.5 days in your outlook calendar.

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Calendar: All day events spanning 2 days (1 hour offset)

In the Phone->Calendar section of the MyPhone website, when I go to Month view, I see all day events spanning 2 days. When I hover over them, I see that it goes from 1AM one day till 1AM the next day. For instance, St. Patrick's Day is listed... Starting
at 1AM March 17, and ending 1AM March 18. They are all offset by 1 hour, making them all extend into an extra day. I have my correct TimeZone (Eastern) time zone selected in the Settings section, and the time is displayed correctly on the phone. Also of
note, the "all day events" were either set up as "all day events" either in Outlook, the phone itself, or Plaxo. Thanks!

 

Outlook 2007 Vista Mobile Calendar "All Day Events" are off by a day

I'm having the EXACT same problem with my new T-Mobile Wing. All of my "all day" appointments and holidays are one day off. I'm using Outlook 2007, WM6 and activesync 4.5. When I fix the times on the Wing and it syncs back to Outlook, all of my Outlook appointments
start the prior day at 0100 hours to 0100 hours the following day, thus making them two day appointments lasting 24 hours. T-Mobile sent me a new phone, but it obviously wasn't the phone.



PLEASE help me!!!!!!!

Stan