How to cancel Automatic startup of QuickTime

Edius pro3 is installed with QuickTime, which is really annoying and always runs on your own. You can find its configuration in a world without any related startup options, msconfig screwed it up. The next time it was run, it was added. I searched the internet and found a solution:

QuickTime is one of the most familiar software, and even users of pure X86 architecture computers will not be unfamiliar with it. If you often access videos or use Adobe After effect or other software, you need to deal with it. The *. mov file format corresponding to QuickTime is the dedicated video format on the Apple computer, which is equivalent to the *. WMV Format of windows. To play a file in *. mov format, you must install QuickTime or Quicktime alternative. There are several Adobe After effect demo files at hand, but they are all in the *. mov format, so you have to install quick time. It may be used in the future (it applies *. FLA is also supported, and often used by flash friends), it will not be deleted, but I found it is automatically started with windows. Xiaosheng advocates performance. If he doesn't want it to hold windows on, he will first Program You can find no options for starting QuickTime with windows. It doesn't matter. I enter the "msconfig" command in the running process, start the System Configuration Utility, select the "Start" tab, find the "qttask" project, and delete the previous hooks, click "OK" (select "exit" instead of "restart". You do not have to rush to refresh the Registry here ). I like to clean myself. I also went to the Registry and deleted all items related to "qttask. Now, I think everything is fine ~~~~
When I started my computer the next day, QuickTime started again at random! In fact, after many tests, the random start of QuickTime does not necessarily appear in the second start, or may appear in the third or 4th or 5 times, and sometimes it is not strictly "random start ", sometimes it turns out that the computer is "excited" and "active" (I only understand how the word "activation" came from, huh, huh). In addition, some software will rewrite/repair some registries (such as QQ) due to program startup, so that our modifications are "fixed ", from the perspective of my check, this is not the case of QuickTime. This is the first time that I encountered this phenomenon. Previously, except for "nerocheck", "ATI CCC", and "Super Rabbit self-startup", they all went smoothly. No way, this time I had to take the risk and try to get rid of the root. In fact, it is very simple to delete the qttask under QuickTime (it is generally not recommended to do so. First, it is unnecessary, second, it may cause program errors ). After testing, this "QuickTime" will no longer be available, and I have not found any program problems so far. So you can try it if you are pursuing Windows Startup speed.

Small Data:
Apple QuickTime video file playback program, including QuickTime plug-in (fast start supported) and QuickTime VR. In addition to playing MP3 and Midi, QuickTime also supports listening to/watching network playback and supports 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: digital video files, including: minidv, dvcpro, DVCAM, Avi, AVR, MPEG-1, opendml and Macromedia Flash.