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Also check through the windows explorer to make sure that you have deleted all the quicktime files.

To Alanleny. Go to your start menu and click on "Run". A small box will open with one line to type in a word, type in the word regedit and click ok. Your registry editor will appear. Click on "edit" then "find", and a new small box will appear. In this box type the word quicktime, or what...

Deleting every entry that has the word "quicktime" in it.

I keep my music in the "shared documents" file so I can access them from all of the computers in my home. I can't find any way to access those files with Itunes. With realplayers Rhapsody, I can access music files anywhere on any of my computers. But I can't seem to find anyway to access...

I spent almost 8 hours trying to get Quicktime installed. I finally came to the point that I was either going to reformat if I couldn't get it to go. So I went to the registry and deleted every mention of the word 'quicktime', and that did the trick. I can't promise success to anyone else...