Restore deleted calendar

I accidentally deleted two calendars. I make daily iCloud backups. How can I restore my backed up calendars?
Thanks!
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Actually, restore deleted calendar got the same steps as restore deleted messages. You must be a Microsoft Exchange Server account.
1.In the folder from which the item was deleted, or in the Deleted Items folder, on the Folder tab, in the Clean Up group, click Recover Deleted Items.
Note: If the Recover Deleted Items command is missing
An Exchange account is required for this command to appear. If you are using an Exchange account and don’t see the command, contact your Exchange administrator.
2.Click an item, and then click Recover Selected Items .
Note: Your Exchange administrator specifies the retention time for deleted items. After this time elapses, deleted items cannot be restored.
More Reference:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/recover-deleted-items-HA010355039.aspx
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How to recover/restore deleted calendar?

Actually, restore deleted calendar got the same steps as restore deleted messages. You must be a Microsoft Exchange Server account.
1.In the folder from which the item was deleted, or in the Deleted Items folder, on the Folder tab, in the Clean Up group, click Recover Deleted Items.
Note: If the Recover Deleted Items command is missing
An Exchange account is required for this command to appear. If you are using an Exchange account and don’t see the command, contact your Exchange administrator.
2.Click an item, and then click Recover Selected Items .
Note: Your Exchange administrator specifies the retention time for deleted items. After this time elapses, deleted items cannot be restored.
More Reference:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/recover-deleted-items-HA010355039.aspx
Cheers,
Tony Chen
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I recently installed Maverick on my laptop and have been having trouble syncing my iphone calendars with my laptop calendars, like I used to.
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My iphone still has the calendars on it, (albeit old and out of date), so is there a way to restore the deleted calendars back to my laptop from my iphone or from the backup on my laptop.?
Running Maverick on laptop and iTunes 11.1.3. iPhone is an older 3gs but fully updated running 6.1.3
Please help.
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Triple-click anywhere in the line below on this page to select it, then copy it to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C:
~/Library/Safari
Quit Safari.
Select
Go ▹ Go to Folder
from the Finder menu bar. Paste into the text box that opens by pressing command-V, then press return.
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As you have found, if you restore the calendars from a backup, iCloud merrily brings them into line with itself by deleting them.
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http://www.wilmut.webspace.virginmedia.com/notes/timemachine.html
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Yep.. just happened for the several'th time to me also. I also am requesting BB support to identify the issue and rectify it please.. been around for a very long time from what I can see in the various forums.
BB support... please respond so we all can get this working.. Very frustrating to have to keep restoring my calendar.. very time consuming..
Just went through the process once again. It drops repeats though.. bit of a nuisance..
I ensure I regularly back up OUTLOOK calendar to comma DOS csv so I have it just in case.TIP.. ** Watch your Dates To Backup settings on the way through the wizard. Remember that what you put in the backup will be what BB will restore.. I went from 94 deleted to 243 added.. a tad excessive, but BB should clear 60 day stuff I think...
** make sure you haven't stored any calendar items on BB without duping to Outlook .. If there are, make sure you have written them down or something.. maybe write them up in OUTLOOK BEFORE you do the backup.. I ensure I have as few as possible entries only in for just this sort of situation**
Then clear the calendar on the BB..
Then restore your OUTLOOK calendar.
Then sync BB and it will pick up the entries you just restored.
I'm probably just sprouting info I have picked up from several forums, but it works for me.

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I recently updated to iCloud from Mobile Me and when I opened iCal I noticed that the Mobile Me calendars and the iCloud Calendars were the same, so I deleted all my Mobile Me calendars and to my horror realized after reopening iCal that all the caledars were deleted in the iCloud calendar as well.
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Well, I guess they're not really ical backups, per se.
When i went to migrate MobileMe to iCloud, it said "make sure you back up your calendars first" and I almost didn't do it because I figured I have TM if I need it, but decided just to be safe...
so I did file>export>export for each calendar.
Then after the migration seemed to go smoothly, I deleted them.
Then got into this snafu.
Fortunately, was able to TM back to the desktop from right before I erased them.
so I restored them, then imported them one by one, and so far it looks like everything is good. Knock on wood.
It's still frightening to me though that an accidental deletion from the cloud turns into a day of screwing around to restore things!! It shouldn't be that easy to just permanently erase so much important data. I shouldn't have to manually export all my calendars every day if I want a backup...

Mavericks upgrade forced iCloud. iCloud deleted Calendars & data.

I do not use iCloud. Here is what happened when I upgraded to Mavericks.
Backed up computer (thank God!)
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If I sign back into iCloud (to get my data back!) It again deletes when I turn off iCloud...
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Without restoring image backup (SuperDuper) or finding/restoring everything in Time Machine, how might I get my (kidnapped) data back from iCloud then turn iCloud off non-destructively?
I love many things Apple, but iCloud has cast a huge shadow over my love of Apple.

...and yes, I know that if I re-enable iCloud (God forbid!) that I could File->Export->Export all the Calendars, Reminders, Contacts, (hope I get everything)..... But I shouldn't have to export my own data from a single computer to protect it from an upgrade-required "feature".
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How can I restore deleted iCal events without removing current events?

I have just discovered that iCal on my Laptop has been deleting events older than 30 days (as per the default), even though it's supposed to be syncing via MobileMe with my iMac which has this disabled.
I have made backups and exports from iCal in the past. The former, iCal backup files, will apparently overwrite the whole calendar and restore it back to that point in time, which is surely rather useless? If there's a way to use one of these files without deleting new events, then please let me know.
I did import a previous export taken in August 2007, but that still leaves a large gap.
I have also been backing my iMac up in TimeMachine for the past year - is there a way to restore my Calendar this way without reverting new events?

Hi crcamp1,
If you have multiple backups, your previous backup may still be available. Details are found in this article.
Create and delete iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch backups in iTunes - Apple Support
Where your backups are stored
The folder where your backup data is stored depends on your computer's operating system. Make sure the backup folder is included in your data-backup routine. iTunes places the backup files in these places:
Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/
The "~" represents your Home folder. If you don't see Library in your Home folder, hold Option and click the Go menu.
Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8: \Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\
To quickly access the AppData folder, click Start. In the search bar, type %appdata%, then press Return.
Windows XP: \Documents and Settings\(username)\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\
To quickly access the Application Data folder, click Start, then choose Run. In the search bar, type %appdata%, then click OK.
Restoring is further discussed at the bottom of this article.
Back up and restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch using iCloud or iTunes - Apple Support
Best regards,
Nubz

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