Qt 7.0.3 freezes keyboard & mouse

when i ran the installer, my mighty mouse and pro keyboard locked up. after a force reboot the same thing happened after 10-20 mins. luckily i made a clone before updating and went back to 7.0.2, but haven't been able to confirm if it's happening to anyone else... anyone? i have also tried other usb ports and had no luck...
thanks

Same thing is happening to me.
I installed itunes 6.0.1(13). i was able to do everything in itunes but when i tried to play anything, it would crash.
this didnt happen until i installed itunes 6.
i found out this is because itunes uses quicktime to play just about everything. I tried to open mov,m4a,m4v,mp3 files in quicktime and i was just getting windows message "QuickTime Player has encountered a problem and needs to close...". When i view the details, it says the issue was with "quicktimeaudiosupport.qtx"...:
Error Signature
AppName: quicktimeplayer.exe
AppVer: 7.0.3.50
ModName: quicktimeaudiosupport.qtx
ModVer: 7.0.3.50
Offset: 000405e4
When i elect to send it to microsoft, the error reporter opens up a webpage saying that they have contacted apple and that apple has no fix for this. so apperantly this is a problem many people are having. i have looked all over the internet for a solution.
I have reinstalled itunes many times...
I have reinstalled the quicktime standalone many times...
i have even uninstalled norton Internet Security 2006 and reinstalled quicktime, and yet the same thing happens.
I have alot of music that i have purchased through itunes and it seems most of them cant be played on anything else other then itunes, which i had no problem with until now.
It doesnt seem that apple really cares much for the customers that use their products on windows machines.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

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AndyRTR wrote:When you want to use packages from testing repo you need to -Syu ALL packages. There are also new keyboard and evdev drivers and more. You should read around how to deal with upgrading Arch and how to use the testing repo. It's not recommended and expected to work when you only pick a few packages.
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