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Time Active X control. Trouble getting QuickTime to run on Windows 7.Installation seems to error 46 iphone 5s finish successfully. When can try to open it I get the following error message: Error 46: Could not load or find quicktime activex download the Quick Time Active X control. I have reinstalled QuickTime and itunes several times but with no luck. Any suggestions? Windows 7 Posted on May 22, 2014 12:05 PM I have this question too Close
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Q: Trouble getting QuickTime to run on Windows 7. Error 46: Could not load or find the Quick Time Active X control. All replies Helpful answers by pedro d, pedro d May 24, 2014 9:48 AM in response to pappy01545 Community Specialists May 24, 2014 9:48 AM in response to pappy01545 Hello there, pappy01545.The following Knowledge Base article provides some great steps and additional links for troubleshooting issues installing
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QuickTime for Windows:Issues installing iTunes or QuickTime for Windowshttp://support.apple.com/kb/ht1926Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.Cheers,Pedro. Helpful (0) Reply options Link to this post by pappy01545, pappy01545 May 24, 2014 1:49 PM in response to pedro d Level 1 (0 points) May 24, 2014 1:49 PM in response to pedro d Hi Pedro d, Yes but no! I have tried everything step by step several times. Researching Error 46 on the web is scary business!! The gangsters are out in force on this one, begging to take your money! From a couple of trusted sites I have been able to make this much clear at least for Vista users, I'm using Windows 7 but I think they relate: "Since the issue causing the Error 46 is that QuickTime registry entries don't have the correct permissions set, the repair is to go and reset all the incorrect permissions. However, this is a long and tedious process. The SubInACL tool from Microsoft (see the link in Resources) can change the permissions as a batch. The batch is defined by a CMD file that lists all of the registry keys to be changed. Once SubInACL is installed on your computer, move the CMD file with all the registry changes
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Chris Blair's Blog : Quicktime – Error 46: Could not find or load activex controlI've struggled for months with this error message from Quicktime Player on our main Windows 7 editing system. Quicktime simply would not open no matter what "fixes" were applied from https://blogs.creativecow.net/blog/13039/quicktime--error-46-could-not-find-or-load-activex-control the internet (and there were plenty "suggested" ones out there). It took me probably 4 or 5 hours across several different days (and attempts) during "down-time" to FINALLY find a "fix" that worked. It appears the REAL problem is that virtually none of the well-meaning folks who posted fixes can write accurate instructions. I finally found the right mix of instructions from someone who had gone through the same frustrations as I did. error 46 What basically happens with this problem is that Quicktime's installer somehow messes up permissions on Windows 7, so when you go to run the program, Windows 7 doesn't allow it to start. The problem occurs in the registry across dozens of entries, so fixing it manually is a nightmare, and simply uninstalling the program doesn't delete the registry entries, so they remain borked, even when you reinstall Quicktime. What every online set of instructions quicktime player error leaves out is that you MUST run particular file in Vista compatibility mode before the fix will work. So use the instructions listed at this link: http://gerger.com/mediaart/lab/1006/ But add the following: AFTER you install subinacl.msi, go to C:Program Files (x86)Windows Resource KitsTools and right-click on subinacl.exe and change its compatibility mode to Windows Vista (Service Pack 2). Do the same thing to the reset.cmd file that you downloaded. Every set of instructions on the web leaves out the part about changing the compatibility of the subinacl.exe file, which from all the research I did, isn't a normal Windows 7 component. So by NOT changing the compatibility of the file, it doesn't run right. This is the ONLY way the fix in the link will work properly on Windows 7. Hope this helps someone and saves them from the hours and hours of frustration I went through. While I sincerely appreciate the efforts of others to help people solve computer problems, it drives me crazy how techies are unable to clearly write down the steps necessary to apply a fix. Unfortunately, this inability to write clearly is very common on tech based sites. Quicktime – Error 46: Could not find or load activex control Republished by Chris BlairPosted by: Chris Blair on Aug 27, 2013 at 10:05:15 am ComputersT