AppleSyncNotifier.exe unable to locate CoreFoundation.dll

This also happen's to my computer!!!

Sorry no help though.

I worked on this issue for weeks finally I did what Sally said and that was to uninstall Mobile Me....BINGO. That's all it was. DO IT.

YAHOO

Removing MobileMe has cured the problems for me as well. On Windows 7 64-bit. Many thanks, Sally.

Thanks, this helped me as well. My problem was that my Airport Express router wasn't being recognized, so I couldn't play my tunes through my stereo speakers.

thanks. I am in the same boat. I updated and got this mobile me stuff and I'm not even sure what it does.

Hi! Thing is, you don't need to uninstall MobileMe, just update it.
What worked for me was: after reinstalling iTunes, as suggested, opened the Apple Software Update, where an update for MobileMe was available. That fixed the problem for good.
Hope this helps,

Carolina.

I ,too, have this problem but I do not have Mobile me. The problem occurred after downloading the latest upfdated Itunes. I only use an Ipod nano, no other devices related to apple.

Thanks Sally...this also helped me. I didn't need MM either so I uninstalled and that annoying error message after start-up went away that said I was missing Core Foundation file. I was at my computer online for 2 hours after upgrading itunes trying to find the solution and then I found this discussion thread. I saw a different discussion thread with an Apple support person and a user with the same problem and the user ended up having more problems after doing what Apple told them to do. I am not upgrading anything from Apple in the future until they can get with the program...seems like the users are finding fixes sooner than Apple themselves. Thanks for posting your fix that worked, for it sure saved me alot of headaches.

Wow! This fix worked for me, too. After upgrading my iTunes it said, "AppleSyncNotifier.exe unable to locate CoreFoundation.dll" upon startup. I uninstalled the control panel called "Mobile Me," and presto! It's all good now.

Thank you for so graciously sharing this knowledge.

Aloha!

SpyglassSally wrote:
I don't have an iPhone and am afraid I don't know how to help you but this thread ( http://discussions.info.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2387547&tstart=0 ) may have your answer. It looks like it worked for some.

It's amazing to me how many people have had problems and that there is no fix yet. It certainly is going to make me wary of installing any "updates" until they've been out for awhile.

I hope the link is helpful.

Sally

As I posted there, uninstalling the 'Mobile Me Control Panel' fixed the issue and the iPhone still syncs with iTunes. The user does not have Mobile Me so I can't test whether it works for that... Since they don't need that control panel applet I have instructed them to not let Apple Software Update install it.

Remove Mobile Me from your programs and no more error.

Hi Sally,
Just wanted to say thank you for that helpful information on the AppleSyncNotifier.exe. Your suggestion to remove Moble Me worked great! No more error on start up. Hopefully they will resolve this bug in the next version.

Quick question: I have the iPod Touch and I am having difficulty trying to get WiFi established when I am in a WiFi area. Am I not doing something on the iPod that will connect me to the web? Thanks
Diane

Thank You Sally! It worked. 🙂

This is the real solution, everyone. You don't need to uninstall anything - just use the Appple Update tool and it will do all the work for you.

Thanks, Carolina, for cutting through and putting me on the right track.

Nick

Sally, thanks! Very straight forward and easy to uninstall - worked for me as well since I don't need MM.