Hi. I am having difficulties launching Apple QuickTime Player 7.1.3 on
Microsoft Windows Vista build 6000. I get "Error 46: Could not load or find
the QuickTime ActiveX control." After troubleshooting the problem with
Microsoft Process Monitor 1.01 I traced the root cause of the error down to
permissions on the HKCR\QTOControl.QTControl and HKCR\QTOControl.QTControl.1
registry keys. To resolve the problem I need to grant Read permission on
these keys to the Administrators group. When I use Registry Editor to
change
permissions for these keys, I get the following error: "Unable to save
permission changes on QTOControl.QT.Control. Access is denied." Any idea on
how I can make this registry key permission change? Thank you.

You don't have permission to change permission on those keys. You need to
take ownership first and then change the permissions.

The better option would be to submit a bug report to Apple and have them fix
their flawed software.

"Greg Zeldin" wrote:

> Hi. I am having difficulties launching Apple QuickTime Player 7.1.3 on
> Microsoft Windows Vista build 6000. I get "Error 46: Could not load or find
> the QuickTime ActiveX control." After troubleshooting the problem with
> Microsoft Process Monitor 1.01 I traced the root cause of the error down to
> permissions on the HKCR\QTOControl.QTControl and HKCR\QTOControl.QTControl.1
> registry keys. To resolve the problem I need to grant Read permission on
> these keys to the Administrators group. When I use Registry Editor to
> change
> permissions for these keys, I get the following error: "Unable to save
> permission changes on QTOControl.QT.Control. Access is denied." Any idea on
> how I can make this registry key permission change? Thank you.
>

Thank you.

"Jesper" <Jesper@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:699228EA-8069-4007-9CAF-BF1D16E18A80@microsoft.com...
> You don't have permission to change permission on those keys. You need to
> take ownership first and then change the permissions.
>
> The better option would be to submit a bug report to Apple and have them
> fix
> their flawed software.
>
> "Greg Zeldin" wrote:
>
>> Hi. I am having difficulties launching Apple QuickTime Player 7.1.3 on
>> Microsoft Windows Vista build 6000. I get "Error 46: Could not load or
>> find
>> the QuickTime ActiveX control." After troubleshooting the problem with
>> Microsoft Process Monitor 1.01 I traced the root cause of the error down
>> to
>> permissions on the HKCR\QTOControl.QTControl and
>> HKCR\QTOControl.QTControl.1
>> registry keys. To resolve the problem I need to grant Read permission on
>> these keys to the Administrators group. When I use Registry Editor to
>> change
>> permissions for these keys, I get the following error: "Unable to save
>> permission changes on QTOControl.QT.Control. Access is denied." Any idea
>> on
>> how I can make this registry key permission change? Thank you.
>>