Quicktime functions disabled because a compatibile version of QT could not be found...

Suddenly I am getting this error on start-up...Quicktime functions disabled because a compatibile version of QT could not be found...what give
? AECS3...I have Quicktime Pro 7.65, I works fine, quicktime works in Premiere and in the Bridge. AE can't even see .mov files....I searched the net, tried some suggestions (putting a .dll in a folder.) and just can't get it working again. Any help?

Are you on Windows?
I've seen one of the apple software updates corrupt my Quicktime install.
Uninstalling it, or iTunes, or both, then redownloading it from apple and re-installing fixed the problem. You can download Quicktime independently of iTunes, but you can't get iTunes without quicktime. Make sure both are gone from Add/Remove programs.
I would give that a shot.
-c

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I just spent several hours dealing with this when switching to a new PC. It was extremely frustrating as I knew my files were on my external HD but no matter how many times I copied my old iTunes folder over the files were still missing...because dummy me had forgotten to "unhide folders" on my new PC and my old files were actually stored in a hidden folder created long long ago.
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