Will Apple ever get to fix Wireless Sync for Windows 7

Question

I have not been able to get my devices iPhone 4S and my iPad 3 to be able to do updates with apps and such since the 5.1.1 and 10.6.3, it does not want to connect to each said device. It says looking for iPhone, iPad but never connects and says can not find it on my WiFi network. I got to manually update apps from the devices and only ever now and again will it wifi sync but it only does it when I see the icon in the lower right of iTunes that it can share or whatever that icon means or when I plug into wall sometimes it does it but not all the time it is frustrating, I also hit the renew lease in the wifi area of general, settings and sometimes it helps but most of the time it don't. I have done all the trouble shooting ie: uninstall all components in proper order of itunes etc and restarted computer verified no traces were left and then re-installed all components and that has not worked. I wish or would like Apple to look into it and see why it happens or have someone look into it and come up with a fix and or update to resolve the issue.

Answer 1

I think I'll add my tuppence and say that I have just downgraded to Tiger, and I am so much happier now.
I bought my Mac in November (this my first real experience of Mac) and immediately upgraded the pre-installed Tiger to Leopard (using the supplied upgrade CD).
The problems started right away. My symptoms were that the wireless network would not work until I'd de-selected and re-selected the SSID in the Airport menu after each start-up or wake from sleep. It'd also drop out intermittently - maybe once every two or three hours. My wife was close to demanding the old XP workstation back. Not good.
I hard-coded my ISP's DNS settings in to the network configuration, but that didn't help at all. I didn't try OpenDNS, but I don't see how that would have made any difference when all of the other wireless network devices that we own (HP laptop, iPod touch, Wii, old-HP workstation) work fine, all of the time.
Anyway, this weekend I used the Disk Manager in Leopard to resize the Macintosh_HD partition and created a second, smaller partition called Tiger. I used the light-grey discs that came with the Mac to install Tiger, choosing the new partition as the target.
Since installing Tiger my wireless network has worked perfectly, and the little cheese (as the Airport icon has come to be known in our house) is always at maximum strength.
Go Tiger!
P.S. I was also getting another, more serious problem in Leopard - many applications, Safari and Mail included, would not launch - I'd immediately get a Application Quit Unexpectedly message. Anybody else seeing this? I am just stabbing in the dark, but I think it might be because some demo application expired after 30 days, and that might have affected the quick look feature. Scrivener and iWork '08 both expired around the time the problems started.