Orrrr... alternatively, google the file name you're missing, download it, and stick it in the folder that the error says it should be in. You probably need to try re-installing it again to get that info.
I tried doing the regedit thinger and deleting both quicktime and itunes and... That didn't help. I tried reinstalling itunes after that and it still says the quicktime file is missing. UGH. It says I'm missing "quicktime.msi"
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Go to local machine, software and find itunes. Delete it COMPLETELY.
Try re-installing.
That should work.
Regedit gives you a complete list of programs on your system, hidden or not, and deleting them from there, deletes all traces.
Good luck!
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Ugh.
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That didn't help.
I tried reinstalling itunes after that and it still says the quicktime file is missing.
UGH.
It says I'm missing "quicktime.msi"
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