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 Member 1023 Level 27.04 Mar 2006 
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Killing Quicktime
Okay, a bit rash title, but fitting none the less...
Some time ago, I installed some program which should work instead of Quicktime. Instead, it completely smashed quicktime. Oh well, I thought. But now I want to play Second Life, and it uses quicktime for some purpose. My question is: How can I remove all trace of Quicktime from my computer, so I can install it again? 'Remove Quicktime' from the Start menu doesn't work or anything. And when I say all trace, I mean plugins, files, reg keys... the lot. Any tips? Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
Member 1023 Level 27.04 Mar 2006
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It didn't help. I'm still not able to neither see quicktime files or play Second Life.
There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Member 1023 Level 27.04 Mar 2006
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Okay, we could widen this. Anyone know a program which is capable of uninstalling faulty programs? There's some shell32.dll thing which has an error, and this means I can't uninstall Quictime.
Tips please. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Kilroy