Canceling QuickTime's self-booting method _ Application Tips

Loaded with Edius Pro3, with QuickTime, this thing is really annoying, always run up, a bit of the world to find its configuration, there is no relevant startup options, Msconfig get rid of it, the next time it runs, it added, to the Internet search, found a solution:

QuickTime is one of the more familiar software, even users of pure x86 architecture computers will not be unfamiliar to it. If you are constantly in touch with video, or if you often use software such as Adobe after effect, you will have to deal with it. The QuickTime corresponding *.mov file format is a dedicated video format on the Apple Computer, which is equivalent to the *.wmv format of Windows. If you want to play a file in *.mov format, you must install QuickTime or QuickTime alternative. The niche has several adobe after effect effect demo file, helpless all is *.mov format, had to install QuickTime look. Think of the future may also use it (it also has support for *.FLA, often as a friend of Flash will also use), it is kept not deleted, but I found that it is automatically started with Windows. The niche advocates performance, does not want it to drag the Windows startup hind legs, then first in the program to find the relevant settings, but did not find QuickTime with Windows startup related options. That's okay, I'm running. Enter the command "Msconfig", start the System Configuration Utility, select the "Startup" tab, locate the "Qttask" item, delete the front hook, click OK (opt out without restarting, and no rush to refresh the registry). Like clean me, but also deliberately entered the registry, the "Qttask" of the relevant items have been deleted. So far, I thought it was all over, but ~ ~ ~
The next day when the computer started, QuickTime unexpectedly started again! In fact, after my many tests, QuickTime's again random start does not necessarily appear in the second boot, may also appear in the third, or 4th, 5, and sometimes is not strictly "random start", sometimes it is in the computer running the process of a "excited" on the "live" (I just understand the "activation" The word is how to come ah, hehe); In addition, some software will rewrite/repair some of the registry (such as QQ) because of the start of the program, thus causing our modification to be "fixed", and from my inspection to see QuickTime's situation does not belong to this kind. This is the first time I encountered this phenomenon, like in addition to the "Nerocheck", Ati CCC, Super Rabbit since the start, and so on, are very smooth. No way, this time had to risk try to kill, in fact very simple, is to QuickTime under the qttask delete (generally do not recommend this, one is not necessary, two is likely to cause procedural errors). After testing, this will "QuickTime" no longer come up, and I have not found any procedural problems so far. So the pursuit of Windows start speed friends can try.

Small material:
Apple QuickTime video file player that contains QuickTime Plug-in (support fast Start) and QuickTime VR. In addition to playing MP3, MIDI, QuickTime also supports listening/watching network playback, supporting HTTP, RTP and RTSP standards. The software also supports the main image formats: JPEG, BMP, PICT, PNG, and GIF. Other features of the software include: supporting digital video files, including: MiniDV, DVCPro, DVcam, AVI, AVR, MPEG-1, OPENDML, and Macromedia Flash.