
And sorry - this means restart with each item you add - but hey - you’ll know it’s actually done, and you can now forget about this part. If you are cursed with this same thing - turn your phone off and restart it.

Note: Sometimes I can’t stand to wait – because I’m sure it won’t work. Sometimes the sync happens in a few minutes - but most of the time it takes a little longer than that. Note: I’ve found that even after doing this is can take up to 24 hours to sync your google calendar with your Android phone. The primary calendar is usually called by default, “Events,” unless like me…you’ve changed it. Something to remember is that this will not be for your primary calendar but on your other calendar.
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In this post I’ll walk you step-by-step on how to fix the sync problem with Google Calendar on your Android phone. Remember that when you are syncing - the first calendar you created is your primary calendar - unless you change that in settings.

I personally use both my business calendar and my personal calendar and when they aren’t syncing together it is really bothersome. This can be very frustrating when your calendars won’t sync up.

I’ve gotten a bunch of questions recently about how to fix sync problems with Google Calendar on Android.
