uninstall quicktime plugin in ie7

When I 1st ran vista, this crashing from the quicktime plugin was non existent.
Then trying to fix a problem, I got sucked into a complete reinstall after it started formatting my C: partition.
there was a burp or something after it got installed. and screwed up a few things. it was a M$ update that screwed things 1st time. 2nd time it happened I knew how to fix it. But the M$ update screwed many things. This one with the quicktime plugin is the last bug.

M$ fix is to remove or disable whatever it chokes on.
I can disable it, but there's no reason to since it works just fine with IE7 running. when I close IE7, that's when it chokes. Apologizes to me, finds it was a [???] plugin but it can't say which one that caused the problem, then tries to restart itself.

I know which plugin it's the quicktime plugin.

What I'd like to do is try and remove it, and reinstall it. But disable is the only option I have from IE's plugin's section.

Any idea how to actually remove and reinstall it in IE7 ?
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uninstall quicktime from the Programs icon in the control panel? lol


and then (if you dont use iTunes) install quicktime alternative
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/...lternative.htm

If you want itunes or have an ipod dont use the alternative.

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When I 1st ran vista, this crashing from the quicktime plugin was non
existent.
Then trying to fix a problem, I got sucked into a complete reinstall after
it started formatting my C: partition.
there was a burp or something after it got installed. and screwed up a few
things. it was a M$ update that screwed things 1st time. 2nd time it
happened I knew how to fix it. But the M$ update screwed many things. This
one with the quicktime plugin is the last bug.

M$ fix is to remove or disable whatever it chokes on.
I can disable it, but there's no reason to since it works just fine with IE7
running. when I close IE7, that's when it chokes. Apologizes to me, finds it
was a [???] plugin but it can't say which one that caused the problem, then
tries to restart itself.

I know which plugin it's the quicktime plugin.

What I'd like to do is try and remove it, and reinstall it. But disable is
the only option I have from IE's plugin's section.

Any idea how to actually remove and reinstall it in IE7 ?
--
more pix @ http://members.toast.net/cbminfo/index.html

On Tue, 29 May 2007 01:43:32 +0300, "Tiberius" <James@tiberius.kirk> wrote:

>uninstall quicktime from the Programs icon in the control panel? lol

That's what I did. No way to just un-install the plugin. A repair failed.
>
>
>and then (if you dont use iTunes) install quicktime alternative
>http://www.free-codecs.com/download/...lternative.htm
>
>If you want itunes or have an ipod dont use the alternative.
>
><keepout@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote in message
>news:cibm53pcdn81htt2ipsbddttvktkfhat92@4ax.com...
>When I 1st ran vista, this crashing from the quicktime plugin was non
>existent.
>Then trying to fix a problem, I got sucked into a complete reinstall after
>it started formatting my C: partition.
>there was a burp or something after it got installed. and screwed up a few
>things. it was a M$ update that screwed things 1st time. 2nd time it
>happened I knew how to fix it. But the M$ update screwed many things. This
>one with the quicktime plugin is the last bug.
>
>M$ fix is to remove or disable whatever it chokes on.
>I can disable it, but there's no reason to since it works just fine withIE7
>running. when I close IE7, that's when it chokes. Apologizes to me, finds it
>was a [???] plugin but it can't say which one that caused the problem, then
>tries to restart itself.
>
>I know which plugin it's the quicktime plugin.
>
>What I'd like to do is try and remove it, and reinstall it. But disable is
>the only option I have from IE's plugin's section.
>
>Any idea how to actually remove and reinstall it in IE7 ?
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