Quicktime won't delete

I have a brand new computer and running Vista. My problem is every webpage I go to, i get a pop-up saying "Quicktime plug-in requires the quicktime system extension version 5 or later". When I click ok, it brings me to a Quicktime upgrade site from Apple Computers. I tried to delete it, I used regedit command and deleted all things saying apple or quicktime. restart the compuer and still gets the pop-up, but this time at the top of the pop-up, it says Quicktime Unavailable. I installed Quicktime and itunes, quicktime alone . I been trying to delete this a month. PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN.

It is difficult to find the answer in Search
Discussions>more options in the right corner of this
page, because the title of the topic varies for the
same issue. Maybe FAQ's needs to be improved on,
anyway this might be what your looking for
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=9354
52&tstart=30
I TRIED WHAT YOU SUGGESTED BUT IT DIDN'T WORK. UNDER THE MISC.-MISC. THE BOX THAT WAS SUGGESTED TO BE UNCHECKED WAS ALL READY UNCHECKED, SO I TRIED UNCHECKING THE OTHER IN DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS, THE I CHANGED SO OF THE PROTOCALS TO WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER THE HAD QUICKTIME AS THE DEFAULT PROGRAM. I'M ABOUT TO GET A HAMMER AND CHISEL AND CHIP THAT POP-UP OFF MY MONITER.

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