OutlookSyncClient.exe Eats CPU Until Killed

Dear All,
I upgraded to 2.0 last night, and everything seems to be working as it is supposed to, EXCEPT for an issue with Outlook 2003 synchronization. Each time I sync, OutlookSyncClient.exe starts using up large amounts of CPU time. After the sync is finished, it continues to use CPU time until I kill it (Task Mananger -> End Process). I synced late last night, and when I woke up this morning I found that it was still active and burning CPU.
I have four CPU cores, and it is using all of one core and 50-100% of another core. This is with XP Pro with latest service pack and updates.
Anyone else seeing this? Bug report to Apple I guess?
Thanks,
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Same problem here, except using Outlook 2002. I've spent way too much time running down run paths including uninstalling and reinstalling itunes, clearing synch history, searching for conflicts, etc. I think it started after updating to itunes 7.7.0.43. I did not update my ipod Touch to 2.0 and hope that won't be a requirement. Hopefully there is a fix... or will be a fix soon. This has been annoying, but it helps to see I'm' not alone. I'm guessing everyone who uses the synch feature between their ipod touch or iphone in conjunction w/ Outlook is probably experiencing the same problems, most won't post here but likely will visit when searching for answers. Again, my issues are the same, OutlookSyncClient and SyncServer are eating up the CPU resources and ipod no longer syncs at all between contacts and calenders.

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