Remove iTunes U wifi sync seems impossibile...

Goodmorning.
I installed and removed ITunes U on my Ipad 2 when I was using an older computer.
Now I browsed ipad general settings, and under the itunes Wifi sync I find an older ITunes U sync to my older Pc.
Please note that ITunes U is unintalled and the older pc is unavailable: how to remove the ITunes U sync?

Tim - were you able to get this resolved? I have had this same issue. Usually a full reboot helps but I have also been able to close down iTunes, open Activity monitor and kill the usbmux process and iTunesHelper process. Then open up iTunes again.
I think, and this is only my opinion, that when iTunes is open and you close the lid (put it to sleep) the usbmux that it uses to sync over wifi gets funny when it wakes back up.
Good luck!

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