QTTask.exe hogging 100% cpu

This QTTask.exe is driving me nuts. It loads at startup, and renders my Vaio unusable as it takes up 95-100% of CPU time. I cannot kill it via Task Manager. Every time I remove the key which starts it automatically, it recreates it.
I don't understand why it is behaving like this on my machine, I have updated all my drivers etc to latest versions. I have the latest version of iTunes/Quicktime. I have uninstalled, reinstalled, run Registry Cleaners etc. Nothing will stop it.
Any suggestions?
thanks

Go to Start>Run and type in msconfig>click OK, then the Startup tab and uncheck qttask, this will get QT from loading at start up.
If the cpu keeps running 100%, disable all your, adware, anti virus, spyware, and whatever else is going on to protect your computer, cause one of them is likely not compatible with QT.

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