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Quick time

Hi,

Did any one known how to turn off updates of quick Time (i'm using the version 7.74.80.86)

I already set this setting SCHEDULE_ASUW=0 but still have the case ckecked

Also, when i launch the application for the first time, i get a message of verification..there is any way to hide it

Thanks


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  • The deployment tips section on ITNinja details that the updates are actually disabled in the .qtp file - http://www.itninja.com/software/apple/quicktime-player/7-1408. - dunnpy 10 years ago

Answers (2)

Answer Summary:
Posted by: mikergray 10 years ago
Orange Senior Belt
1

It appears you need to turn off the updates not just in QuickTime, but also ensure the AppleSoftwareUpdate weekly task doesn't fire.

The best script I have found is here: http://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/show/1594-how-to-set-up-a-silent-install-of-quicktime-through-a-batch-script#article_comment_12253

Posted by: msalsbury 10 years ago
Second Degree Blue Belt
0

What I've done in the past is this...

Launch the Microsoft Sysinternals "Process Explorer" or "Process Monitor" tool.  (Either will work. I find Process Explorer easier for this.)

Launch Apple's QuickTime installer (an executable).  When it brings up the installation wizard, switch to Process Explorer (or monitor).  Look for the setup process or msiexec and locate the MSI file it's referring to.  You'll find it somewhere in your user profile.

Grab the MSIs you find there.  Install Apple Application Support and QuickTime, but don't install the Apple Software Update MSI.

That will prevent the update prompts from running and gives you a clean MSI to install.

 
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