Sync delete app in one step, possible (as like 10.6.3 version) ?

Question

Using XP 32bit with iTunes 11.1.3.8 and ios 7.0.4 on ipad 3, when deleting an app and syncing using the usb cord,
I have to do twice, so once in itunes library the other time in device app tab., this to have "aligned" same pc same ipad.
If I do only one of the two steps the deleted app remains still or on device or on iTunes library.
So how to delete and sync the device only with one step (with iTunes 10.6.3 this was possible) ?
If it is called sync it has to do sync or not ?
Thanks

Answer 1

Tried to reinstall 10.6 from DVD, but installation failed - twice.
Failed how?
What now? Disk Utility? Format Hard-drive? What is the best way of going about these things?
It's hard to give any specific recommendations without more information. You could simply have a third-party app that's acting up, or maybe your past reinstalls weren't done correctly. So it's possible that there are less drastic solutions than what I'm about to tell you to do. But, as you say, you just need it working, and sometimes a good "nuke & pave" is quicker than fiddling around.
Make sure you've got a good backup (see my [Mac Backup Guide|http://www.reedcorner.net/thomas/guides/backups>). Then, boot from the install disk and switch to Disk Utility. Erase the hard drive. When done, just for the heck of it, repair the drive. If there are problems, post back here.
Now quit Disk Utility and reinstall the system. Once you're done and booted into the new system, run Software Update and install all updates. After that's done and you've rebooted, do it again, continuing until Software Update says you're up-to-date. Now install any third-party apps from scratch, avoiding any initially that you don't absolutely need. (Install those later, once you know your system is stable, and has been for a while.)
Finally, import your data into the new account. I recommend the manual route, though you could also use Migration Assistant to import from a Time Machine backup or clone. If you use Migration assistant, you have to be cautious not to import a bunch of potentially damaged system settings files. (You'll want to reconfigure your network settings from scratch, for example, rather than importing those settings from the backup.) If you want to go the manual route but aren't sure where to find everything, let us know.