Lync 2013 isn't saving conversation history in Lync, Saves to Outlook just fine.

So in my Lync client, I have the Conversations icon that has tabs under it for All, Missed, and Calls.
All of those tabs are blank in my program.  They said "You'll see your recent conversations here", but there's nothing there.  I do see my old conversations in Outlook just fine, but Lync itself isn't saving them.
What's even worse is that my Conversations icon has a '5' next to it and says I have 5 missed conversations.  I click it and the tabs are blank.
Any thoughts on this?  Most issues I see are when Outlook isn't logging the conversations so my issue is backwards...

Hi,
Please check your settings:
1. On the Lync main window, click Options button, and then click Personal;
2. In the Personal information manager section, select "Microsoft Exchange Or Microsoft Outlook" from Dropdownlist;
3. Checked all checkboxes under this field;
4. Exit Lync 2013 and restart it;
5. Check the result.
If the issue still persists, please try to repair this Office program:
Repair Office programs
http://office.microsoft.com/en-in/outlook-help/repair-office-programs-HA010357402.aspx
Best regards,
Karen Hu 

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    06-09 22:07:44.954  7271  7271 I LYNC    : INFO APPLICATION .\cpresencesubscription.cpp/792:Removed 0 success records, current size is 0
    06-09 22:07:44.964  7271  7271 I UcClientStateManager: New UI State: ActualState = IsSignedOut DesiredState = BeSignedOut  DataAvailable = false New state=class com.microsoft.office.lync.ui.login.SigninActivity
    06-09 22:07:44.974  7271  7271 V LyncActivity: finish being called for com.microsoft.office.lync.ui.login.SigningInActivity
    06-09 22:07:44.974  7271  7271 I LyncPerformance: PerfEnd|4-10|1402322864979
    06-09 22:07:44.984  7271  7271 I LyncPerformance: PerfEnd|4-10|1402322864988
    06-09 22:07:44.984  7271  7271 D SigningInActivity: onPause()
    06-09 22:07:45.014  7271  7271 D SigninActivity: onCreate()
    06-09 22:07:45.014  7271  7271 V ActivityMonitor: Activity Create: com.microsoft.office.lync.ui.login.SigninActivity
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view ImageView
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got Res id for appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 W ResourceType: Skipping entry 0x1060069 in package table 0 because it is not complex!
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor -- Got mEditTextBackgroundColor
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got Res id for appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 W ResourceType: Skipping entry 0x1060069 in package table 0 because it is not complex!
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.024  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor -- Got mEditTextBackgroundColor
    06-09 22:07:45.034  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view ImageView
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view ImageView
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got Res id for appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 W ResourceType: Skipping entry 0x1060069 in package table 0 because it is not complex!
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor -- Got mEditTextBackgroundColor
    06-09 22:07:45.044  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got Res id for appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 W ResourceType: Skipping entry 0x1060069 in package table 0 because it is not complex!
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor -- Got mEditTextBackgroundColor
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 W AccessibilityViewFactory: Failed to find class for view TextView
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got Res id for appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 W ResourceType: Skipping entry 0x1060069 in package table 0 because it is not complex!
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor - Got appearance for textColorPrimaryInverse
    06-09 22:07:45.054  7271  7271 D TextView: Constructor -- Got mEditTextBackgroundColor
    06-09 22:07:45.084  7271  7271 D e       : bool
    06-09 22:07:45.094  7271  7271 D e       : bool
    06-09 22:07:45.104  7271  7271 I LyncPerformance: PerfEnd|1:Signin Page Loaded|1402322865109
    06-09 22:07:45.104  7271  7271 D SigninActivity: onStart()
    06-09 22:07:45.104  7271  7271 V ActivityMonitor: Activity Start: com.microsoft.office.lync.ui.login.SigninActivity
    06-09 22:07:45.104  7271  7271 D SigninActivity: onResume()
    06-09 22:07:45.574  7271  7271 D SigningInActivity: onStop()
    06-09 22:07:45.574  7271  7271 V ActivityMonitor: Activity Stop: com.microsoft.office.lync.ui.login.SigningInActivity
    06-09 22:07:45.574  7271  7271 D SigningInActivity: onDestroy()
    06-09 22:07:45.574  7271  7271 V ActivityMonitor: Activity Destroy: com.microsoft.office.lync.ui.login.SigningInActivity
    06-09 22:07:46.645  7271  7271 W IInputConnectionWrapper: beginBatchEdit on inactive InputConnection
    06-09 22:07:46.645  7271  7271 W IInputConnectionWrapper: endBatchEdit on inactive InputConnection
    06-09 22:07:48.377  7271  7450 V LogAttachmentTask: Creating attachment in background task
    Device Information
    BUILD VERSION : 4.1.1
    HARDWARE : qcom
    CPU MAX FREQ : 1512MHz
    BACK FACING CAMERA SPEC
    Supported Preview Size : 1920X1080, 1280X960, 1280X720, 800X480, 768X432, 720X480, 640X480, 576X432, 480X320, 384X288, 352X288, 320X240, 240X160, 176X144
    Supported Picture Size : 3264X2448, 3264X1836, 2592X1944, 2592X1458, 2048X1536, 2048X1152, 1920X1080, 1600X1200, 1600X900, 1280X768, 1280X720, 1024X768, 800X600, 800X480, 640X480, 352X288, 320X240, 176X144
    Supported Video Size :No supported Video size
    FRONT FACING CAMERA SPEC
    Supported Preview Size : 640X480, 576X432, 480X320, 384X288, 352X288, 320X240, 240X160, 176X144
    Supported Picture Size : 640X480, 352X288, 320X240, 176X144
    Supported Video Size :No supported Video size
    DISPLAY DENSITY : 240 dpi

    Please try to sign in with manual settings, you can manually enter the following URLs:
    https://<ExtPoolFQDN>/Autodiscover/autodiscoverservice.svc/Root for external access
    https://<IntPoolFQDN>/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.svc/Root for internal access
    Lisa Zheng
    TechNet Community Support
    Lisa Zheng:
         Ok. I tried. Look its 406 on IIS Logs. Finding information. Have any suggestion on this?
         Update:  I find some information. But still not solve my problem.
    My Deployment Structure:
         Server:
         Lync 2013 FE x 1  (Update to CU1,UCMA,database update,ITAdmin-Configuration)
         Lync 2013 Edge x 1
         Reverse Proxy (IIS8+ARR 3.0) x 1
         Privacy Root Cert x 1, FE Cert x 1, Edge Cert x 1, Reverse Proxy Cert x 1.
        Client:
            Lync 2013 Basic(PC is installed  Privacy Root Cert)
            Lync 2013 Mobile ver 5.4 (Android, installed  Privacy Root Cert)  ---  Can't log in.
            Lync 2013 Mobile ver 5.3 (Android, installed  Privacy Root Cert)  ---  All working fine.

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