OutlookSyncClient.exe error message and iTunes 7.3.2
Hi All,
I have Windows XP and MS Outlook 2003. My MS Outlook 2003 calendar has never sync to the iPhone or ITunes. I was able to synch form my iPod. Does anyone have some helpful hints? I was able to sync my contacts from Yahoo.
I tried almost all of the items in the Apple KB article 305845.
-- Martin
I was able to sync successfully with 7.3.2, and then I started getting the OutlookSyncClient error message. Here's how I worked around it:
I went to Edit->Preferences->iPhone and clicked Reset Sync History. Then I want to the Info tab of the iphone in iTunes and I scrolled to the bottom and checked "Calendar" and "Contacts" under the Replace information on this iPhone section. Then I did a sync. It worked fine, and everything syncs now.
Some people have reported that 7.3.2 is corrupting their Outlook data. As a precatuion I disconnected my network cable -- all of my data is stored on a server and I can just blow away my OST file should iTunes destroy it. If you're using PST files so all your data is local, you'd be wise to back it up first. I didn't have a problem, but a helping of paranoia here is probably a good thing.
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