**Here are a few possible reasons and solutions:**
1. **Incorrect Recurrence Pattern:**
* **Double-check the settings:** When creating a recurring event, ensure you've selected the correct recurrence pattern (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.) and the desired end date or number of occurrences.
* **Avoid Overlapping:** If the recurrence pattern overlaps with existing events, it might create duplicates. Adjust the settings to prevent overlaps.
2. **Time Zone Issues:**
* **Verify Timezone:** Make sure your Google Calendar's timezone is set correctly. Incorrect timezones can sometimes lead to duplicate events.
* **Check Device Timezone:** Also, verify that your device's system timezone is set correctly.
3. **Calendar Sync Issues:**
* **Check for Errors:** If you're using Google Calendar on multiple devices, ensure that the calendars are syncing properly. Look for any error messages or synchronization issues.
4. **Third-Party Apps:**
* **Disable Integrations:** If you're using any third-party apps or integrations with Google Calendar, temporarily disable them to see if they're causing the problem.
**If you've tried these steps and the issue persists, you might want to:**
* **Clear Google Calendar Cache and Data:** This can sometimes resolve temporary glitches.
* **Try Creating a New Recurring Event:** See if you can create a new recurring event without encountering the same issue.
* **Contact Google Support:** If the problem continues, reach out to Google Calendar support for further assistance. They might be able to provide more specific troubleshooting advice or identify underlying issues.
**Remember to provide as much detail as possible when contacting support, including the recurrence pattern you're using and any error messages you're encountering.**
I hope these suggestions help you resolve the duplicate event issue!
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