I would uninstall QuickTime in Add/Remove Programs and then enter regedit in
the start => run box and search the Registry for references to QT and remove
them.

As a precaution, create a System Restore restore point in case things go
pear shaped.

Then download the latest version of QT and install it.

Eric,
PC Buyer Beware!
http://www.pcbuyerbeware.co.uk/

"quebecois" wrote:

> This is a problem that has been reported in the past, but I still havent
> found a solution. And no, this is not a Quictime issue, but rather a MSFT
> issue.
>
> When I attempt to open Quicktime player I get error no. 46: unable to find
> or load Quicktime Active X control. However, the Active X control
> (QTplugin.ocx) is present in the Quicktime directory. When I attempt to
> uninstall the Quicktime player, I get a host of dll files that won't
> unregister, and during the subsequent reinstallation of the Quicktime player
> I again get the same error message even though, I assume, the ActiveX
> control is present in the installation setup. Can anyone help?
>
>