[Issue Solved] iCloud Calendar Sync Error 400

How to Fix iCloud Calendar Sync Error 400 on Mac?

To apply the fix, what you will do is you will move two of the calendar files from one folder to another on your Mac and that will just fix the issue - as reported by the users who did it and got the issue resolved.

1. First of all, you will need to make sure that Finder shows hidden files. You can enable it by executing a command in Terminal. To do that, open the Terminal app on your Mac and type in the following command and press Enter.

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES

2. Relaunch the Finder app on your Mac. To do that, find the Finder icon in your Dock and hold down the Option key on your keyboard. Then, right-click on the Finder icon and select Relaunch. It will relaunch the app for you.

3. Open a Finder window and head to the /Users/your-username/Library/Preferences/ path. Once there, find the following files and drag and drop them onto your desktop.

com.apple.iCal.plist

com.apple.CalendarAgent

4. Once the file has been moved to the desktop, click on the Apple logo to restart your Mac in the top-left corner of your screen and selecting Restart. Your Mac should reboot and you should no longer face the iCloud 400 error.

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