sqlite3-wal-checkpoint can not be located in SQlite3.dll library message appears on startup with windows 7 starter 32bit system.

Anonymous
2011-08-19T11:06:19+00:00

sqlite3-wal-checkpoint can not be located in SQlite3.dll library message appears on startup with windows 7 starter 32bit system.

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Anonymous
2011-10-03T22:45:58+00:00

Don't worry about it - I fixed it by following the steps below...

Thanks anyway! :-)

  1. Temporarily shut down anti-virus and firewall software
  2. Open Control Panel, Programs and Features (or Add and Remove Programs), and go to the uninstall section
  3. Remove all Apple products in this order - iTunes, Quicktime, Apple Software Update, Apple Mobile Device Support, Bonjour, Apple Application Support.  You do not need to remove Safari
  4. Restart computer
  5. Go to Apple.com and download newest version of iTunes
  6. Re-install

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-08-17T15:50:27+00:00

    OK, Thanks...I was not sure it was Apple problem. I signed up in the Apple Community and found a thread that answered my question.

    So for the people with similar problem as mine, please do the following. It cleared that error message right away so this must be the solution.

    1. Go to c:\program files (X86)\Common Files\Apple\Application Support
    2. Find SQlite3.dll in that folder, then right click it and choose Copy
    3. Go to c:\program files(X86)\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support
    4. Paste SQlite3.dll in this folder
    5. Restart your Windows

    ps. use Program Files instead of Program Files(X86) folder if your computer does Not use 64bits. Mine does.

    Hope this help. It helped me.

     this helped. thnks

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-06-15T12:28:54+00:00

    OK, Thanks...I was not sure it was Apple problem. I signed up in the Apple Community and found a thread that answered my question.

    So for the people with similar problem as mine, please do the following. It cleared that error message right away so this must be the solution.

    1. Go to c:\program files (X86)\Common Files\Apple\Application Support
    2. Find SQlite3.dll in that folder, then right click it and choose Copy
    3. Go to c:\program files(X86)\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support
    4. Paste SQlite3.dll in this folder
    5. Restart your Windows

    ps. use Program Files instead of Program Files(X86) folder if your computer does Not use 64bits. Mine does.

    Hope this help. It helped me.

    That was an excellent solution. In just 3 minutes I fixed the issue. Thanks

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-04-27T18:27:14+00:00

    Just used this solution on my old Windows XP 32 bit machine and it fixed the error message.

    Thanks very much.

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  4. Anonymous
    2012-10-11T08:10:30+00:00

    I have Windows7 64 Home premium. In my situation it was MobileMe application for iTunes/iPhone. Didn't get anymore "SQLite...." error messages after uninstalling it. ;)

    This was what worked for me as well. I also have Win 7 64bit. MobileMe has been discontinued so you lose nothing uninstalling it.

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