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error 1856 yeah tried re-install and running as admin still have that error

yeah tried re-install and running as admin still have that error any Ideas?

Windows 7

Posted on Jan 16, 2014 8:50 AM

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Apr 2, 2014 12:00 PM in response to andrewe_66

Good start.

Only two things I did differently. I used a new admin account. I opened a .mov file freshly downloaded from Apple's web site.



  1. Log into a different account with admin privileges (create a new one if necessary)
  2. Download a .mov file and store it on the hard drive.
  3. Open the .mov file.
  4. Move that same file to a temp folder on hard drive and assign rights to problem user.
  5. Log off and log in as the troubled user.
  6. That same file should now open
  7. Try opening one of the files that could not open before.




If that doesn't work, (I didn't do this, it was on another Apple support forum post elsewhere)


  1. Fully uninstall QuickTime
  2. Download the K-lite Codec pack (I downloaded the full version here http://www.free-codecs.com/Klite_codec_packdownload.htm)
  3. Install it and accept its changes it will make
  4. Once K-lite is installed, now you can re-install QuickTime
  5. Try opening the file again


G'luck.

error 1856 yeah tried re-install and running as admin still have that error

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