MobileMe is messing with my Outlook since the latest iTunes update. I have no intention of upgrading Outlook just for iTunes as the Outlook is my personal account and I have no need to have MobileMe attached

I am having same issue, has anyone found a solution yet?

I tried:

• disabling the addin in Outlook: no effect,
• removing the MobileMe Control Panel via Control Panel>Add or Remove Programs (no-go there, as there is no Uninstall option),
• flushing iTunes, Apple Sofware Update, Apple Mobile Devices Support, Bonjour and Apple Applications Support using Revo Uninstaller on its most aggressive setting and then re-installing iTunes: no effect.

In the end, I simply renamed C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\OutMMe32.dll to OutMMe32.dll.rjs

Seems to be a safe workaround; Outlook is back to its original behviour and iTunes is fine (or as much as it ever was, anyway).

Excellent. Worked like a champ! But I used my own initials. Do you think that is ok?

OldGuyNN, Great, happy that it worked for you. Any old characters are fine as long as the file is renamed to something that Outlook can't find!

Thanks. This did the trick for me but it still bugs me that all that crap related to MobileMe is still taking up space on my PC.

No problem, happy to help. I agree with your comment but I wouldn't expect it to make too much difference.

MobileMe was discontinued at the end of June 2012. The control panel should be removed if still present. See HT2992: MobileMe: Uninstalling the MobileMe Control Panel for Windows for details.

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Greetings from Southend! Yep, that would have been my preferred solution, but Add/Remove Programmes in XP (at least on my box, and apparently for a few other users) doesn't offer the Uninstall option.

Change/Modify? Right-click options? Double-click the entry? I know I removed a copy from XP but I don't recall how offhand.

tt2

I've just double-checked and all I see is the program title then 'Used' and 'rarely'. Right-click does nothing, I'm afraid, so there's absolutely no way into it. Weird, isn't it?

Indeed. You could try the Microsoft Program Install and Uninstall Utility (MS Installer "Fixit").

tt2

That nailed it! Nice one, many thanks!

You're welcome. 🙂

tt2

Ronald52 - I think I love you!!! Thank you SO MUCH for such a simple solution. It worked!!! Good man... 🙂