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I fix many computer problems and sometimes the answer is very hard to find. This blog is all about problem fixes. This is not a personal blog, and if you have a variation on the fixed problem depending on your computer's hardware/software please post a comment on the fix. The problem fixes are in the order I find them, and the sole purpose of them is to help fellow googler's find the answer to their problem as quickly as possible.
17 comments:
You are a genius. I have been trying to fix this problem all night. No forum was really helpful, but this gave me the chance to fix it in under 2 minutes.
Yes it's work
Tanks man
Hi,
to solve this problem just go to the
environmental variables->system path->and give the exact installation directory C:\Program Files\QuickTime .
Wonderful fixed my iTunes problem for iTunes 10.1.1.4 on WIN 7 Pro x64.
Awesome!!
solved the problem in a minute
Thanks :)
Solved my problem on windows 7 professional 64 bit.
I had a similar problem on Windows 7 x64. Here's what I did to fix it.
- Uninstall iTunes, Quicktime, etc. according to Apple.
- Download (don't run) the iTunes installer package from apple.
- Find the installer package, right-click on it, and select Run as Administrator.
The problem I had, apparently, had to do with the permissions used during install. Running the installer under Administrator privileges fixed my problem.
I posted the above comment and by chance this actually didn't solve my problem, but appeared to...until I got home. This Apple discussion thread did actually solve my problem:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=12019670
Thank you so very much,
Solved the problem to which I had no solution.
You are a legend. Thanks so much
Thank You so much!! i've been trying for days. Your solution is simple and most importantly: works! Apple should put this in their support.
Thank you - finally, an answer! I had tried reinstalling per Apple's instructions, but no lasting joy. Thank you!
unbelievable! i've been messing with this for months, and it worked. NOTE: my system folder was C:\Windows\System32 and pasting the qtcf.dll file worked perfectly! THANK YOU!
Thank you.
Thank you so very much! You are my hero of the day :)
POW!!!. IT's works well!!.. Thanks no lie!.. try it!.
I uninstalled and reinstalled only to have this happen again. I found that my environment variable path was pointing at "c:\Program Files (x86)\Quicktime\QTSystem\". I deleted "\QTSystem\" from the end and it worked fine.
Right click My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings -> Advanced -> Environment Variables. Scroll down to PATH and hit edit to change it.
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