Download Windows Calendar For Windows 7
Posted December 8, 2009 – 6:09 pm in: Windows 7 TweaksUsers who have used Windows Vista for a long time will surely miss the Windows Calendar program in Windows 7. As you may know, Microsoft has excluded Windows Calendar feature from the latest iteration of Windows.
If you have been missing the Windows Calendar in Windows 7, here is smart way to get back this feature in Windows 7. And if you are new to Windows Calendar program, read how to get most out of Windows Calendar program guide.
Follow the simple instructions given below to get back Windows Calendar in Windows 7:
1. First of all, navigate Windir/Program Files (C:\Program Files, where C is your Windows 7 drive) and create a new folder named Windows Calendar.
2. Now, download this ZIP file and extract the contents to C:\Program Files\Windows Calendar.
3. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Windows Calendar\Windows Calendar (where C is your Windows 7 drive), right-click on the WinCal.exe program and select Pin to taskbar option.
4. Click on the Windows Calendar shortcut on the taskbar to start running Windows Calendar program in Windows 7.
5. Enjoy Windows Calendar in Windows 7.
Thanks to Chris for this tip.
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46 Comments
The Rapidshare link to the file says it can only be downloaded with a Premium account.
Many thanks for this tip, I couldn’t live without Windows Calendar!
@CJM
Choose your download option as FREE in Rapidshare page. It’s working fine here.
Thanks Chris for the info !
can not download from the rapidshare link it says i must have a premium acct
Sorry, but this don’t work for me. I’ve dowloaded the zip file, extracted the files to C:\Program Files\Windows Calendar, and pinned it to the Taskbar, and it just won’t run.
As a few other readers have pointed out: The Rapidshare link to the file says it can only be downloaded with a Premium account.
I’ve tried for days – no luck. Is anyone who already have the file willing to mail (“senior47_@_gmail_DOT_com”) me this zip – or providing a working link?
Thank you so much!!I couldn’t download the zip file at the first few times -too many users, but finally I’ve got it!
Thanks for this posting! you saved my day!!
downloaded file or 3rd trial. worked. Thanks!
Thanks you so much
thanks a lot for the windows calendar……….
awesome…it works perfectly…!!
Man…you just saved my life
Many thanks – was wondering what to do after upgrade to Windows 7 but now have my calendar back.
Thanks for the help! Looks good.
I got it to work but it won’t open in windows mail only from the shortcut
I clicked on the link, and it comes up with an error page??
help?
I cant download from rapidshare. It says “The file could not be found. Please check the download link.” If someone have this wincal.exe plz send me the link.
Thanks it worked for me… (Although the Link wincal.zip from rapidshare doesnt work) I just copied the Windows Calendar Folder from my other Pc which runs Vista (32 bit)…then followed the instructions on my new Windows 7 …works great… apparently i have a 32 bit Windows 7…
*** there are compatibiliy issues with the 32 and 64 bit…take note…
The file has been deleted. Why don’t you move to Mediafire or iFile? Or, you can tell me what the file contains and if I can get it from Vista and I’ll get it for everyone here.
@Sunny
Finally we have uploaded the file to MediaFire. Just download now and get Windows Calender in Windows7
Thank you so much for this info! I just upgraded to Windows 7 and was quite dismayed to discover that that Calendar I relied on was no longer there. My OS is 64-bit and this calendar seems to be working fine – even has all my old data in it. YAY! Thank you for restoring the functionality of this program!
CHEERS! works perfectly
Thank you so much for offering the calendar program. It works great and does exactly what I need.
Men really thanks, your post is really usefull and clear to understand, well done, thnks. jose from colombia
Thank you so much!! Now all I need is Windows Mail and I will be complete!
oh my god, you are AMAZING. what a legend.
Awesome. I could not believe Windows 7 doesnt have a calander program? Huh? So aweswome. I kind of miss Vista to be honest…
THANKS AGAIN. Made my 2010!
Amazing to have it back – have imported calendar from Outlook 2007 and altho I have the WindowsCalendar on my 64bit Windows 7, reminders will not come up except the ones that I newly plug in. How do I get all reminders to pop-up?
hey this works great! but i’m missing the search box? Help!
WTF ! NO calendar in 7 ! Bless Your Name pal !
Excellent……Thanks.
really its great work.. and its woring too thank you very much..
Thanks very much. Not only has it downloaded, installed and run perfectly but all my old calendar data (tasks, appointments etc) have reappeared like magic. Brilliant!
I got a 403 error when trying to download the file
n/m, I checked again a few hours later and the link worked
Worked great first time. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks. Works great. Installs easily.
Same as Comment #30 Joanna. Running Windows 7 64 bit. No Search function/box… Any suggestions appreciated… This was a valuable feature in Vista calendar..
I got it to work, only reminders will only work when I open calendar up. I also have Google Calendar and downloaded gminder. It pop ups reminders, even when I am not on internet (laptop). Works great
I was hooked on that calendar (vista). By searching for vista calendars I came across to this site. Personally…Thank you so much for sharing.
It works! Not as good as my old Works calendar, but it will do for now. Thanks guys.
Bang on Chris
Thank you
Thank you.
Thank you so so much for this incredibly helpful advice. This was a feature I was really missing – can’t believe they didn’t include it!
Is this a 64 bit application?
Im trying to install it on my XP and it says. That its not a valid win32 application.