ITunes 12.1.0.7 64-bit not syncing with Outlook 2013 Calendar

After updating to iTunes 12.1.0.7, Outlook 2013 (on Windows 7) is no longer syncing (via USB). It was working fine before. I'm using an iPhone 6 on iOS 8.1.3. iTunes doesn't indicate any errors, it just plain doesn't work. Thoughts?

Same seems to go for new contacts as well! I'm on Win8.1, and Outlook 2010. All worked fine until I upgraded to 12.1. Now only the contacts or calendar items that were in place prior to the upgrade get transferred. Anything since the upgrade does not come across. This is really an indicator that there are serious quality issues w/ Apple's iTunes. And they wonder why people resist upgrading!

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