I would suggest you uninstall Quicktime and use Quicktime Alternative: Free-Codecs.com : QuickTime Alternative 3.1.1 : QuickTime Alternative will allow you to play QuickTime files (.mov, .qt and other extensions) without having to install the official QuickTime Player.
It will play Quicktime videos in IE and other browsers and is much lighter on resources.
I can't uninstall it, because it was never installed to begin with.It's one of the many things bundled in with iTunes (like Bonjour) , and I had such a terrible time getting all the many parts of iTunes uninstalled from my old computer that I resolved to never subject my computers to it again.
Granted, I was even more of a noob at that time than now, but I have stood by that resolution....and intend to, unless somebody buys me an iPod Touch, where iTunes would be a necessity. (I only have non-Apple DAP's).
Ohh ok so I should try to get the Quicktime plug-in? Where could I get this? Thanks
I have a solution for thatI can't uninstall it, because it was never installed to begin with.
Granted, I was even more of a noob at that time than now, but I have stood by that resolution....and intend to, unless somebody buys me an iPod Touch, where iTunes would be a necessity. (I only have non-Apple DAP's).
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Scroll down to iTunes. It's iTunes and iTunes alone, no Quicktime, Bonjour, etc.
I like that, that it separates the other stuff from iTunes. If I ever need iTunes, that is the way I will go. :)I have a solution for thatI can't uninstall it, because it was never installed to begin with.
Granted, I was even more of a noob at that time than now, but I have stood by that resolution....and intend to, unless somebody buys me an iPod Touch, where iTunes would be a necessity. (I only have non-Apple DAP's).
ajua Online Custom Installers
Scroll down to iTunes. It's iTunes and iTunes alone, no Quicktime, Bonjour, etc.
Unfortuantely iTunes needs bonjour for most of it's services including synching with iPod/iPhone
The latest version seems to actually work (i.e. it doesn't hose networking), at least on the one W7 it is installed on at the house. Though it may be net card driver specific...
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