>>Hi everybody,
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>>How can I uninstall program, if it doesn't have Uninstall option and not listed in Add/Remove programs?
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>In general, this is fairly difficult. Some specialized "cleanup" programs exist, but I don't know of any freeware.
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Hi Hilmar,

I went through registry and removed everything, which contained QuickTime. I also went to View/Files Types and put IE as open action for these types. I haven't re-started my computer, but should I?

This darn computer still invokes QuickPicture Viewer for JPG files, which does nothing. In other words, in order to see JPG I have to open PhotoDraw and then open a file. It's extremely inconvenient... :(


>> I want to uninstall QuickTime programs. I don't know, how it was installed originally, but its PictureViewer registers iteself for JPG format. However, it doesn't show pictures and it's extremelly annoying. I want to uninstall this beast, but didn't find how so far...
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>For associations, I would suggest you get the program "Freedom of Association" from pcmag. It is free, but you have to register as a member.
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>If the problem is that the program launches automatically, without your consent, there are several utilities - also freeware - to check the startup. The difficulty (if you don't have such a program) is that there are several ways to load a program automatically - certain INI files, the Startup menu, and a host of registry entries.
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>PC Magazine (www.pcmag.com) also has a freeware program for this - I think it was Startup Cop.
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>HTH, Hilmar.

So, what exactly should be my steps? It's very unpleasant feeling - feel stupid facing your own computer... :(