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GMG
How do you prevent Quicktime from loading at reboot. I delete it from start
up and despite this it keeps reloading at every reboot.
up and despite this it keeps reloading at every reboot.
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Take a look at Autoruns:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
: How do you prevent Quicktime from loading at reboot. I delete it from
start
: up and despite this it keeps reloading at every reboot.
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
: How do you prevent Quicktime from loading at reboot. I delete it from
start
: up and despite this it keeps reloading at every reboot.
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GMG
Thank you...hope it works
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Shenan Stanley
GMG said:How do you prevent Quicktime from loading at reboot. I delete it
from start up and despite this it keeps reloading at every reboot.
Use the actual program options...
It has options inside the Quicktime control panel.
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
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: Use the actual program options...
: It has options inside the Quicktime control panel.
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Shenan: Sure wish you'd point out *where* in the control panel, 'cause I
sure don't see it in mine ;-) v7.3
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: Use the actual program options...
: It has options inside the Quicktime control panel.
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Shenan: Sure wish you'd point out *where* in the control panel, 'cause I
sure don't see it in mine ;-) v7.3
Tom
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Shenan Stanley
Shenan said:Use the actual program options...
It has options inside the Quicktime control panel.
Shenan: Sure wish you'd point out *where* in the control panel,
'cause I sure don't see it in mine ;-) v7.3
The only thing I have ever had quicktime load on a machine at startup is the
taskbar icon...
That is a preference in the Quicktime Control Panel --> Advanced --> Install
Quicktime Icon in System Tray...
I also uninstall the Apple Updater from Control Panel --> Add or Remove
programs...
If you have something installing quicktime at each reboot - that would be
new to me. heh
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Okay, I always remove the taskbar icon, and I do not allow automatic
updates. I think the OP was referring to the qttask.exe process in start
up, which, if using AutoRuns, can be disabled.
Tom
: Shenan Stanley wrote:
: > Use the actual program options...
: > It has options inside the Quicktime control panel.
:
: Tom [Pepper] Willett wrote:
: > Shenan: Sure wish you'd point out *where* in the control panel,
: > 'cause I sure don't see it in mine ;-) v7.3
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: The only thing I have ever had quicktime load on a machine at startup is
the
: taskbar icon...
:
: That is a preference in the Quicktime Control Panel --> Advanced -->
Install
: Quicktime Icon in System Tray...
: I also uninstall the Apple Updater from Control Panel --> Add or Remove
: programs...
:
: If you have something installing quicktime at each reboot - that would be
: new to me. heh
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updates. I think the OP was referring to the qttask.exe process in start
up, which, if using AutoRuns, can be disabled.
Tom
: Shenan Stanley wrote:
: > Use the actual program options...
: > It has options inside the Quicktime control panel.
:
: Tom [Pepper] Willett wrote:
: > Shenan: Sure wish you'd point out *where* in the control panel,
: > 'cause I sure don't see it in mine ;-) v7.3
:
:
: The only thing I have ever had quicktime load on a machine at startup is
the
: taskbar icon...
:
: That is a preference in the Quicktime Control Panel --> Advanced -->
Install
: Quicktime Icon in System Tray...
: I also uninstall the Apple Updater from Control Panel --> Add or Remove
: programs...
:
: If you have something installing quicktime at each reboot - that would be
: new to me. heh
:
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: Shenan Stanley
: MS-MVP
: --
: How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
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