Use HijackThis (or a similar tool) to remove the registry entries that cause Quicktime-related processes to auto-start when your PC boots. Before you fire up your web browser, go into the Quicktime installation folder and delete the Plug-ins folder.Ĥ. If you want to install it solely for the purposes of playing Apple Lossless files in Serato, then do this: -Ģ. When I clicked on a direct link to an MP3, instead of being prompted to download it, Quicktime Player loaded in the browser and started streaming it. It adds a bunch of plug-ins into browsers. Quicktime Player took over file associations without asking.Ĥ. It adds a bunch of registry entries that cause certain processes to autostart when you boot your PC and they're just not required, but again, you have no control over this.ģ. I don't want Quicktime Player, Apple Software Updater and all that bollocks.Ģ. You have no control over what's installed. I don't know if it's the same on a Mac: -ġ. It's the "Apple Application Support" thing that makes it work with Serato, because if you uninstall just that component, Serato tells you that you have to install Quicktime even though the actual codec is still installed. Quicktime itself (including the Quicktime Player). When you install Quicktime on a Windows machine it installs multiple components (which is typical of Apple software and part of the reason I hate it, cos you have no control over what's installed at all): -ġ. Download and install FreeFileViewer and you will be able to view documents like DOC, DOCX, PDF, TXT, XLS, XLSX, images like JPG, PNG, GIF, PSD, videos like FLV, MP4, MOV, MPG, audio files like FLAC, MP3, OGG, WMA, and various other formats like BIN, CFG, DAT, DIZ and and many many other file formats.
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