How Do You Repair A Quicktime Object On Windows XP?
Because QuickTime files are Apple applications, there sometimes are problems associated with the way that QuickTime objects operate on Windows-based operating systems, like Windows XP. This is particularly true when there are updates made to QuickTime that are not detected on Windows-related systems. If you are using XP and receiving error messages when trying to open QuickTime files, the best way to repair this is to uninstall QuickTime and then re-install the most recent version. Go to the “Start” menu on the bottom left-hand part of the screen and click the icon. When the menu opens, click on “Contol Panel.” Then click on the “Add or Remove Programs” icon. When the next window opens, scroll down until you find “QuickTime.” Press the “Remove” button and XP will uninstall the program. This will not uninstall any QuickTime files. They will still exist, but simply cannot be opened until the newest version of QuickTime is downloaded. To install the newest version of QuickTime, go to the
