ITunes doesn't syc with Outlook 2010 on a Win7 x64 computer anymore

ITunes shoes the information that contacts and caledar is going to be sychronized but on iPhone and Outlook nothing is changed. I reinstalled iTunes completely as described, same behaviour. IPhone is not jailbreaked and will never be.
What can I do?
..or is there any tool doing this job? I don't need the possibility to play music or something else. This senseless functionalities blow up the programs size. I only need to sychronize with Outlook. If possible automatically with adjustable interval.
Thanks FJ
PS: I had never such problems with Nokia. I am so sad that my company has replaced all phones with Apple devices.

I found the problem. I went to lurvely Microsoft looking for updates to Outlook 2003. I found two security updates from 2012 for the product:
Security Update for Microsoft Office 2003 4-9-2012 office2003-KB2597112-FullFile-ENU
Security Update for Microsoft Office 2003 5-7-2012 office2003-KB2598253-FullFile-ENU
Seems one or both block access by Itunes AND Motorola Tools mobile (probably any other software for accessing/backing up files on a cell phone, ipod, or other syncable device) for that matter to Outlook 2003 so you can add, sync or back-up your contacts and calendar. Thank You Microsoft for a whole two days of frustration...
I uninstalled Outlook 2003, and re-installed only updated with Office 2003 Service Pack 3:
Office2003SP3-KB923618-FullFile-ENU

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