Newer Version Of Quicktime Installed Error

title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. This discussion is locked Sandy Wood Level 1 (0 points) Q: A newer version of QuickTime is already installed. a newer version of quicktime is already installed this installation cannot proceed Looks like this may be a common error / question that hopefully a newer version of quicktime is already installed fix someone has a solution for. I've got over 600 systems (Windows XP) with QT 7.4.5.67 installed. Over the weeked I uninstall quicktime attempted to deploy QT 7.55.90.70 and they all failed with an error"A newer version of QuickTime is already installed."The msi installer log clearly shows it the versions the programs sees:PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding windows installer cleanup utility windows 7 QTINFO.EXISTINGQTVERSSTR property. Its value is '7.4.5.67'.PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding QTINFO.CURRENTQTVERSSTR property. Its value is '7.55.90.70'.Has anyone come up with a way around this short of unistalling QT and reinstalling it? HP xw4400, Windows Vista Posted on Sep 15, 2008 9:38 AM I have this question too Close Q: A newer version of QuickTime is already installed. All replies Helpful answers by bktx, bktx Sep 15, 2008 7:44 PM in response to Sandy Wood Level 1 (0 points) Sep 15, 2008 7:44 PM in response to Sandy Wood Same error message. I have cleaned the registry, uninstalled QuickTime, emptied temp folders and recycle bin, deleted Quicktime folder from Program Files, downloaded both Itunes8 upgrade and Quicktimes 7 and still the error appears. How can I have a newer version installed when I just downloaded the latest version? Prior to upgrade itunes was working just fine. Now it isn't working at all. Lesson learned: If it is not broken don't fix it. Helpful (0) Reply options Link to this post by Sandy Wood, Sandy Wood Sep 16, 2008 8:04 AM in response to bktx Level 1 (0 points) Sep 16, 2008 8:04 AM in response to bktx Boy, I agree! Last night I uninstalled everything, includeing iTunes 8 and then tried reinstalling Quicktime and again, with no success. This thing is a bear! It seems like many of us are having the same issue out there with no apparent resolution! Help Apple! Helpful (0) Reply options Link to this post by bktx, bktx Sep 17, 2008 7:26 PM in res

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printers, phones, Linux, Adobe Creative Suites, and plenty of other hardware and software. Hopefully some of the solutions I find throughout the workday are useful to you as well Monday, January 17, 2011 http://techierambles.blogspot.com/2011/01/deploying-quicktime-fails-with-newer.html Deploying Quicktime fails with "A newer version of Quicktime is already installed" UPDATE 10/13/2011:iTunes 10.5 doesn't require Quicktime to run anymore, so hopefully this problem disappears, but if you're still having trouble this article should help. https://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/microsoft-windows/threads/55288/quicktime-7-0-4-won-t-uninstall If this doesn't solve your problem you can also try using the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility. Microsoft pulled this from it's list of available downloads citing the potential for problems (so this is your warning), but MajorGeeks.com newer version still hosts a copy and that's where the link above will take you. Download and install the utility, then run it and remove any references to Quicktime it finds. You may even find some other unneeded programs leftover that you didn't see in the Add/Remove Programs list. After removing the Quicktime entries try running your modified installer that you create using the directions below. Original Post I ran into this issue while trying newer version of to deploy iTunes using group policy. Luckily a little digging in the msi file led me to a quick fix through the use of a transform of the original msi. If you have an easier fix please share in the comments. In order to do this you'll need Orca (which you can get from here), or another MSI editor installed. This should work on a personal machine as well, but you likely don't have a Quicktime.msi file yet so you'll want 7-zip installed in this case. Here's what I did that worked for me If you don't have a Quicktime.msi file, start here. Otherwise skip to step #3 if you already have it, whether through iTunes or as a standalone 1. Download Quicktime from Apple 2. Right-click the QuickTimeInstaller.exe file and select 7-zip->Extract toQuickTimeInstallere. This will create a folder namedQuickTimeInstallercontaining some files, one of which is the Quicktime.msi that you need. 3. Open Orca, then go to File->Open, and browse out to your Quicktime.msi file 4. In the Tables column on the left, find the entry named "InstallExecuteSequence" and click on it. 5. On the right-side, look for "PreventDowngrade" in the actions column. This should be set to 1. Change this value to 0 6. Now save your newly modified .msi file 7. Close Orca and r

downloaded iTunes 7 from the Apple Australia website. I had installed previous versions (I don't know what versions) and they all worked without a hitch. When I try to install version 7 it comes back with an error during the installation process saying: The older version of QuickTime cannot be removed. Plese contact your technical support group. Then: The installation of QuickTime did not complete successfully. iTunes requires QuickTime. The version of QuickTime that I have is QuickTime 7.0.4. I downloaded the standalone version of Quicktime 7.1 but during that installation procedure it comes up with something like 'Cannot find QuickTime.msi'. I guess this is the uninstaller for version 7.0.4? When I try to uninstall QuickTime 7.0.4 (7.1 didn't make it onto my computer) it partially loads the uninstallation then the floppy drive (I think) makes a click and the uninstallation quits. I have tried to manually uninstall QT 7.0.4 by searching for 'quicktime' and deleteing everything and deleting all the QuickTime related registry keys. I've still got the smae problem. I think that the QuickTime uninstaller is still buried deep into my computer. I have had a problem related to this before, so thanks in advance! software jado 1 98 posts since Jan 2006 Community Member 11Contributors 16Replies 17Views 10 YearsDiscussion Span 8 Years Ago Last Post by LanceJohnson 0 Discussion Starter jado 1 10 Years Ago Alright, I've found and downloded the QuickTime 7.0.4 installation file from the Apple website. When I run it it asks me if I want to uninstall QuickTime and I select OK. Then an error message comes up: Error: -1612 The installation source for this product is not avaliable. Verify that the source exists and that you can access it. And after I restore to a System Restore point I created before I 'deleted' QuickTime (so now I'm at a state where QuickTime is supposed to work fine but no uninstall) when I run QuickTime I get: QuickTime failed to initalize. Error # 63443. Please make sure that QuickTime is properly installed on this computer. Some help would be much appriciated as I now can't play videos that I have recorded with my digital camera. 0 FC Jamison 31 10 Years Ago Have you tried reinstalling the old version? If you can't do t