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 Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 9:25 pm Post subject: Quick Time on XP? |
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Anyone else having XP 3 having it's registry changed by Quick Time every now
and then?.... I have Norton and that catches it on its scan but classifies
what it is doing as "low" and "no action required".. The first time this
happened, I opted to have it removed and it went into Norton's quarantine
and it screwed up my volume control on my PC and the msconfig choices
changed completely.... The only way I got everything back (which was easy
once I figured it out) was to go to Norton's quarantine and canceled the
removal. Everything went back to normal. The only thing I have to do every
time this happens is remove qt from downloading on startup in the "run"
"misconfig" etc..... I would just remove Quick Time Player but it seems many
things require it... I didn't have this problem on Windows 98 sec ed ....TIA |
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| Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:05 pm Post subject: Re: Quick Time on XP? |
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"~vi" <vi@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Anyone else having XP 3 having it's registry changed by Quick Time every
now and then?.... I have Norton and that catches it on its scan but
classifies what it is doing as "low" and "no action required".. The first
time this happened, I opted to have it removed and it went into Norton's
quarantine and it screwed up my volume control on my PC and the msconfig
choices changed completely.... The only way I got everything back (which
was easy once I figured it out) was to go to Norton's quarantine and
canceled the removal. Everything went back to normal. The only thing I
have to do every time this happens is remove qt from downloading on
startup in the "run" "misconfig" etc..... I would just remove Quick Time
Player but it seems many things require it... I didn't have this problem
on Windows 98 sec ed ....TIA
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Quicktime is a virus! I won't allow it near my systems. |
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| Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:16 pm Post subject: Re: Quick Time on XP? |
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~vi wrote:
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Anyone else having XP 3 having it's registry changed by Quick Time
every now and then?.... I have Norton and that catches it on its scan
but classifies what it is doing as "low" and "no action required"..
The first time this happened, I opted to have it removed and it went
into Norton's quarantine and it screwed up my volume control on my PC
and the msconfig choices changed completely.... The only way I got
everything back (which was easy once I figured it out) was to go to
Norton's quarantine and canceled the removal. Everything went back
to normal. The only thing I have to do every time this happens is
remove qt from downloading on startup in the "run" "misconfig"
etc..... I would just remove Quick Time Player but it seems many
things require it... I didn't have this problem on Windows 98 sec ed
....TIA
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Get Apple's QuickTime off your PC if you can (it's not easy) and install
QuickTime Alternative.
http://www.filehippo.com/download_quicktime_alternative/ |
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| Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 12:48 am Post subject: Re: Quick Time on XP? |
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"Sinner" <sinner@gatesofhell.org> wrote in message
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"~vi" <vi@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:j9SdnRjFePWM4-bVnZ2dnUVZ_ojinZ2d@comcast.com...
Anyone else having XP 3 having it's registry changed by Quick Time every
now and then?.... I have Norton and that catches it on its scan but
classifies what it is doing as "low" and "no action required".. The first
time this happened, I opted to have it removed and it went into Norton's
quarantine and it screwed up my volume control on my PC and the msconfig
choices changed completely.... The only way I got everything back (which
was easy once I figured it out) was to go to Norton's quarantine and
canceled the removal. Everything went back to normal. The only thing I
have to do every time this happens is remove qt from downloading on
startup in the "run" "misconfig" etc..... I would just remove Quick Time
Player but it seems many things require it... I didn't have this problem
on Windows 98 sec ed ....TIA
Quicktime is a virus! I won't allow it near my systems.
Thank you Sinner. I didn't realize that... |
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| Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 12:51 am Post subject: Re: Quick Time on XP? |
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"relic" <bogus.relic2@cjb.net> wrote in message
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~vi wrote:
Anyone else having XP 3 having it's registry changed by Quick Time
every now and then?.... I have Norton and that catches it on its scan
but classifies what it is doing as "low" and "no action required"..
The first time this happened, I opted to have it removed and it went
into Norton's quarantine and it screwed up my volume control on my PC
and the msconfig choices changed completely.... The only way I got
everything back (which was easy once I figured it out) was to go to
Norton's quarantine and canceled the removal. Everything went back
to normal. The only thing I have to do every time this happens is
remove qt from downloading on startup in the "run" "misconfig"
etc..... I would just remove Quick Time Player but it seems many
things require it... I didn't have this problem on Windows 98 sec ed
....TIA
Get Apple's QuickTime off your PC if you can (it's not easy) and install
QuickTime Alternative.
http://www.filehippo.com/download_quicktime_alternative/
Thanks as usual relic.... I removed it from my "add and remove" .... and |
installed the QuickTime Alternative from the link you provided.... So,
hopefully this will end the annoying register changes the other original
Quick Time program would perform for no reasons that I could figure out....
Thank you both..... Vi |
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