AppleSyncNotifier.exe unable to locate CoreFoundation.dll

SpyglassSally, many thanks, this solved my problem!!! (also, thank you, Google!!!)

Here is how to uninstall mobileme when it is not showing on control panel

VIA NashMerchant

Re: how do I uninstall mobilme

Dec 21, 2011 11:49 AM (in response to alorin)

After some searching, I have figured out how to uninstall MobileMe, when it is not listed on the Control Panel. On Windows 7 (and perhaps Vista and XP), there is a hidden directory C:\ProgramData. Go to C:\ProgramData\Apple\Installer Cache. There will be a directory for MobileMe for whichever version is installed as MobileMe.x.x.x. Under that directory, there is an uninstaller. Run that and MobileMe is gone!

Thank you Thank you Thank you. That message was driving me crazy. How in the world did you figure this out? I am totally in your debt. No one had an answer to this corefoundation.dll message that was driving me crazy. I am so glad that I found you Sally. Love You!!

Sally: Thanks!!!!!! Finally these messages dissapear. After weeks of trying everything and erase I do not remmember how many programs and install and re-instal I-Tunes. Erase the MobileM program fix the problem! Thanks again and have a wonderful day! 😁

Sally,

Uninstalling MM has helped me also. I did an immediate restart to test it without opening any other programs and the error message did not show up during the restart. Thanks!!

-Holly

This has a very simple solution. Unfortunately, it seems everytime they have an update it doesn't copy 2 files correctly into MobleMe. The following like explains the very easy steps to solving this problem.

http://www.howtogeek.com/97004/how-to-fix-the-applesyncnotifier.exe-entry-point- not-found-error/

Hint: I would bookmark this page for the next update iTunes has or you can just Google it.

This has solved the problem for me, hope it works for you.

Blessings

Much appreciated SpyglassSally - unistalling Mobileme eliminated the issue immediately.

This solved my problem. In Windows XP I removed MobileMe with using Control Panel -> Add Remove Software. I followed the Apple instructions in Apple Tech Note shown at the end of this email.

However, the Apple Tech Note does not specifically say to remove MobileMe. That is the missing step. MobileMe causes the "AppleSyncNotifier.exe" error message.

After I did all of Apple's instructions, then....

I went to C: [backslash] Program Files and made sure that Mobile Me was removed.

When I restarted WIndows XP, the "CoreFoundation.dll was not found" error was gone.

Since I use Windows XP in Parallels Mac for only a few special tasks, I removed all of iTunes and the related parts -- MobileMe, Bonjour, and others.

See this Apple Tech Note for how to remove iTunes from Windows XP:

Removing and Reinstalling iTunes and other software components for Windows XP

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1925