** Note: I was only able to do this because I don't store any calendars locally. I didn't have to change any settings or anything on Google's end (/calendar). This time, it worked like normal, and then I was able to reenable calendar syncing for all my other accounts.
Then I set up the problematic account again from scratch (in System Preferences > Internet Accounts) and enabled calendar syncing.
Completely delete the contents of ~/Library/Calendars**. Completely delete the problematic account from System Preferences > Internet Accounts. Turn off ALL calendar syncing, including for other accounts (iCloud, Facebook, etc.). At one point, I was somehow getting reminders for events in Notification Center even though they weren't appearing on my calendar. I don't know what the heck the issue was, but it was a total mess. So it's still failing, but not giving me an error message like it does on the Mac, for whatever reason.Īfter a ton of trial and error, I finally got this working. Using the same exact account info and credentials, I can enable calendar syncing on my iPhone, but my account never appears in Calendar as a group (alongside iCloud, etc.) and therefore I don't see any of its events. There was a problem setting up the account. If I try to enable Calendar syncing via Calendar.app (rather than System Preferences > Internet Accounts), I get a different, very generic error:. UPDATE: we recently transferred our email accounts to a new custom domain (we use Google Apps for business, so we don't use and I'm having this exact issue again. If I do click Continue, though, it just does the same thing again, so I can never actually enable it. When I try to enable Calendars, it spins for a while and then gives me an error:Ī secure connection couldn't be established.Ĭlick "Continue" to continue creating the account. I already have Mail and Messages enabled on the account with no problems. 
I'm trying to enable calendar syncing for my work Gmail account (in System Preferences > Internet Accounts).
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