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Cortana Notification

By WaynetheITGuy, in Windows Mobile OS

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WaynetheITGuy
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I have a problem with my 920.  Yeah I know I should update but that's another story.

 

The notifications for Cortana about when to leave seems to work great for me except my notification to leave for work.

 

I have a Calendar entry set for 6 am - 3 am with my work address.

 

My phone is configured to have quiet hours from 9 pm - 3:30 pm.

 

I get a notification but it seems to be consistently 1 hr late.

 

So I setup an additional entry and move it back 1 hr.  It still notifies me at the same time

 

Any ideas (besides get a new phone)? 

 

I have  Windows Phone 8.1 installed.

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