apsdaemon.exe missing msvcr80.dll and won't run... Help???

I'm sorry Mitch@qc... Try to uninstall the product instead of repair, then reinstall it again. It worked for me.

pim wrote:

First of all: many thanks to turingtest2. Instructions were perfect.

The only problem remaining - which I think is related, at least it started from the same moment that the APSDaemon destroyed iTunes - ist that when starting Outlook 2010 (on Windows 7) I keep getting a message "MobileMe Services has stopped working" (twice) and then "Outlook has stopped working". Luckily that last message is not entirely true, while Outlook works decently if I ignore the message, including synchronizing contacts with iCloud. It is bothersome, though, while Outlook takes longer to start and has become unstable. For example if I click the message away, Outlook collapses.

Any suggestions what I might do?

Uninstall MobileMe. The service has been discontinued.

Updated advice on the these topics is now at Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates.

tt2

Thanks again, turingtest2, probably could have thought of that myself 😊

I've become a big fan of yours!

Now... I owe turingtest2 10 points (twice!) for solving my problems. But I can't figure out how to do that.

Happy to help. 🙂

Points are in the hands of the thread starter.

tt2

I need Bonjour to run Filemaker (according to my IT guys), so after uninstalling it for iTunes fix, would reinstalling Bonjour mess up iTunes?

Thanks!

It will be reinstalled when you reinstall iTunes.

tt2

You're a lifesaver, thank you!

You're welcome. 🙂

tt2

Well the same problem happened to me. On the 31st Jan. I can't believe Apple haven't sorted this yet. They've only had 7 days. Luckily this thread popped up 1st on Google. So it was only 30 minutes of my life I won't get back (removing and reinstalling various iTunes components).

Thanks tt2.

<sarcasm>Thanks alot Apple</sarcasm>

MaxItaly wrote:

I'm sorry Mitch@qc... Try to uninstall the product instead of repair, then reinstall it again. It worked for me.

I can confirm, much faster resolution is to uninstall just AppleApplicationSupport.msi, reboot, reinstall it and then install/update AppleMobileDeviceSupport64.msi.

I too can confirm, TT2's solution saved my butt and really took about 10 min to do, All my files are safe and secure! thank you. (I run windows 7)

The uninstall re install worked. Thanks Apple ounce again for another usless update

Just had it happen to me. We lost power and it might have been during the update; I'm not sure if it was done.

I will try turingtest2's suggestions.

Thanks.

Jim

Thank you so much. This worked for me and all my music and apps were there when I reinstalled. I love you! 🙂