Yep, exactly what I got.Error encountered during sync:
OutlookSyncClient.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close.
Error Signature: outlooksyncclient.exe, ModVer: 7.3.440.39 Offset: 00082687
AppVer: 0.0.0.0 Mod Name: corefoundation.dll
Yep, exactly what I got.Error encountered during sync:
OutlookSyncClient.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close.
Error Signature: outlooksyncclient.exe, ModVer: 7.3.440.39 Offset: 00082687
AppVer: 0.0.0.0 Mod Name: corefoundation.dll
Hello,
I went to the Apple store and asked a genius about the problem with outlook calendar not syncing all appointements...etc to the iPhone and he told me that this problem is fixed in the new update of iTunes 7.3.1.
I updated iTunes and it is true, the bug is fixed. My Outlook 2007 Calender is completely synched to my iPhone. The new update was released yesterday I believe. The genius told me that this was the main fix in the iTunes Update. I feel good that Apple is thinking about us MS Windows users
Regars - Bohs
I down loaded the update, still no luck using 2007 via VistaMine got fixed too! I was very happy![]()
Sheila at Apple tech support walked me through the process: Go to this link for the article:I have iTunes syncing now with the Outlook 2003 calendar after removing something like "Windows Live Local" from the add/remove programs. Was something like that and it did the trick for the calendar.
His contacts still won't sync, even after uninstalling all Apple products and re-installing iTunes. If I change to a different profile user (we run Exchange 2000 and AD) in Outlook, then it will sync, but not with him for some reason. Must be some strange permission bug deep within one of the programs.
I unistalled all Apple/Quicken products (was 4 for me) and reinstalled iTunes, but I did not go through deleting folders it leaves behind. For now he still has his old contacts on his iPhone (from when it did work) and is happy with that. If I need to resync contacts I may try those steps or the work around with using Window's Address Book.Sheila at Apple tech support walked me through the process: Go to this link for the article:
Link: http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n305409
1st thing to check is for USB conflicts....if you have a camera or printer connected via a USB port that may be the problem. So remove those 1st to see if that’s an issue then follow the instructions at the above link. Mostly you have to uninstall ALL Apple programs....I had 4 on my computer. The Remove Apple from the Program folder, then reinstall iTunes.
Admittedly the iPhone is not a businesss tool and does not come close to the functionality of Mobile 6 but if it can sync the Outlook calendar and contacts I can live with it.
Do you keep your appointments on Exchange or in a .pst?Finally, I got it working tonight after I did three things:
--uninstalled iTunes using Electra Glide's method (which is mostly the same as Apple's method but a little more thorough)
--deleted repeating and multiday appointments on my iPhone (i.e. converted them to individual appointments lasting no more than one day) and deleted appointment notes that had paragraph/line breaks
--installed the new version of iTunes (7.4.0) from scratch.
And it works! I'm not sure whether iTunes 7.4 is the real solution (it may be, as I suspect the problem began for me when I installed iTunes 7.3.2), or whether the other steps above were important too. But I'm relieved nonetheless.
I had tried Electra Glide's 16-step fix a couple times, but to no avail--was still getting "outlook sync add-in" errors every time (contacts always synced fine but calendar always failed, after having worked fine for a few weeks initially). I tried a couple additional fixes--got rid of recurring appointments in Outlook and deleted event notes that contained paragraph/line breaks. Still no dice though.
Finally, I got it working tonight after I did three things:
--uninstalled iTunes using Electra Glide's method (which is mostly the same as Apple's method but a little more thorough)
--deleted repeating and multiday appointments on my iPhone (i.e. converted them to individual appointments lasting no more than one day) and deleted appointment notes that had paragraph/line breaks
--installed the new version of iTunes (7.4.0) from scratch.
And it works! I'm not sure whether iTunes 7.4 is the real solution (it may be, as I suspect the problem began for me when I installed iTunes 7.3.2), or whether the other steps above were important too. But I'm relieved nonetheless.
I was it were that simple. I got the sync to work very well with the prior version, but today I downloaded 7.4.1 of iTunes and tried to sync the Outlook 2007 calendar (twice) and got error messages from iTunes. No sync. None of the new appointments showed up. It looks like it's back to square one or maybe three.Thanks for the feedback! I decided to take the brave step of simply updating from 7.3.2 to the newest version which I believe as of this writing is 7.4.1. My thinking was, if the update resolves the issue, I saved at least a half hour's time doing the uninstall/reinstall sequence. I'm no worse off than I've been for a month.
Well.... I can hardly believe I am saying this but my calendar synched! This is a first! I am almost afraid to put the iPhone back on the cradle for fear of a new error message. However, it does appear to work. Thanks much for the feedback. Your post inspired me to try this out today. (Now if I could only get my inbox folder structure to synch.....)
Have a great day!
I keep my appointments in an Outlook PST file (Outlook 2003).Do you keep your appointments on Exchange or in a .pst?
I was having a problems where only my older calendar appointments, after thinking about it I remember I installed Live Outlook plugin I tried to just uncheck the plugin, it still did not work. After seeing a discussion at Apple.com where you see the Live Icon on appointments of mine that were not syncing. I uninstalled the Live Outlook plugin and I was off and running, syncing my calendar again.Go to the following discussion and try uninstalling Outlook Live Search plug in. I installed it a few months back from a windows update suggestion. Well I have been trying to get my calendar to sync for over a month. Just uninstalled the program, restarted the computer and my calendar now syncs. Try it before doing all the other software installs, deletes and driving yourself crazy like I did.
http://forums.everythingicafe.com/threads/another-calendar-sync-solution.7311/