Q: AppleSyncNotifier.exe - Entry Point Not Found

Thank you for mentioning to look in the x86 area instead of standard program files. Worked perfectly using the instructions offered earlier in this thread.

Thanks again

I've just posted an updated version for both 32 and 64bit users.  http://www.computerwild.com/downloads.html

Thank you JBubble for the mention and Midnight_Voice for the recommendation.

Downloaded latest update to iPhone software and there it is again. Really?

Thank you for the fix. If it wasn't for those out there willing to share, many of us would be lost. (and irritated by error messages! LOL)

Tried everything so far, cannot get it to disappear!

Hi folks.  I have a asus computer running windows 7 and after installing ITunes 10, I experienced a repeat of the applesyncnotifier.exe sqlite3.dll not found problem 

my computer is 64 bit, running 64bit ITUNES

after trying various solutions without luck I downloaded a batch file from the website below:

http://www.computerwild.com/

http://www.computerwild.com/Scripts/copyAppleDll.bat

the first run did not fix the problem, but computerwild.com made some small modifications and it should address this problem in most systems, not that I'm a pro.

Thanks Abbas.  Your simple solution help solved mine.

I too am receiving this message when I start my computer. I have read the other posts and fixes. The directions I received where:

Computer

Local Disk (C drive)

Program files

Common Files

Apple

At this point I only have 2 folders to chose from. Internet Services & Mobile Device Support.  I do not have a folder Apple Application Support.

Any ideas or solutions? Thanks

Sure.

You are running Windows 7 64-bit?

You need to carry out the steps using the folder Program Files (x86) instead of Program Files.

Worked!  Thanks so much

You are a legen abbasfromdubai. This prob first reared its ugly head when I download 10 now everytime I download a new update it rears up again. I no longer look in terror at the letters SQLite3 dll. I just follow your instruction and like a magic wand it is fixed. I wish all things in life were as easy as this. Bo52

Thank You very much. Your advice is right on. It worked as it should now.   Happy Thanksgiving!

Thankyou....your solution worked

Hi All. I had this exact same problem and tried all the fixes, copying sqlite3.dll back and forth from just about every folder in common files with no luck. Eventually I found a different version of sqlite3.dll in c:\program files and replaced that with the one I had copied from c:\program files (x86)\common files\apple\apple application support and it worked! iTunes opened! I think I had to shut off iTunes helper using task manager first and I haven't restarted yet. Fingers crossed this is a permanent fix.

Hey guys! For PC users, this is a little trick that I tried and it seems to have worked just fine for me.

Go to your Control Panel, and in the Search field in the upper right-hand side of the window, type in 'Administrative Tools' and proceed; you will then go into 'Services'. From here, select 'Apple Mobile Device'. You will then be given the option to Stop or Restart the service. Select 'Stop the Service', wait about 10 seconds, and then select 'Start the Service'. And voila! The error message is gone!

After I updated itune and quicktime on my computer, such statement pops up every time when I start the computer 

AppleSyncNotifier.exe - Entry Point Not Found

" The procedure entry point sqlite3_wal_checkpoint could not be located in the dynamic link library SQLite3.dll"

This appears on my computer every time I start.

Anyone know how to fix it?

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