Re: Cannot Stop QuickPlay from Automatically Starting
Hi ColbyLee and welcome to the PCWorld Communities. 
First, since the Discussion you previously posted this message within is active (idle for about 3 months), I have branched your issue into its own Discussion. Even though your situation may appear to be similar, it is always best to open your own Discussion and allow as many of our members an opportunity to review your problem. Latching onto an active Discussion could potentially take focus away from the current issue.
Now, can you clarify when this application opens in your situation? This could just be a situation of file associations but we need more information before we can begin to troubleshoot this situation.
This is my personal Dream PC: http://forums.pcworld.com/blogs/mphenterprises/2007/12/21/my-gift-to-myself
First, since the Discussion you previously posted this message within is active (idle for about 3 months), I have branched your issue into its own Discussion. Even though your situation may appear to be similar, it is always best to open your own Discussion and allow as many of our members an opportunity to review your problem. Latching onto an active Discussion could potentially take focus away from the current issue.
Now, can you clarify when this application opens in your situation? This could just be a situation of file associations but we need more information before we can begin to troubleshoot this situation.
This is my personal Dream PC: http://forums.pcworld.com/blogs/mphenterprises/2007/12/21/my-gift-to-myself
Re: Cannot Stop QuickPlay from Automatically Starting
QuickPlay is a program and can be uninstalled using the Program Uninstall feature of Vista. (Start -> Control Panel -> Uninstall Programs under the Program heading).
There is also a QuickPlay Manager in which you can set a password, apparently to control the start of QuickPlay. If you are going to uninstall it anyway, try that first. It if works, then you just have to enter the password to use it, if it doesn't, then you said you were going to uninstall it anyway.
If you uninstall it and later decide to give it another try, you can download it from the HP support site under Software & Driver Downloads and then enter your system model number.
There is also a QuickPlay Manager in which you can set a password, apparently to control the start of QuickPlay. If you are going to uninstall it anyway, try that first. It if works, then you just have to enter the password to use it, if it doesn't, then you said you were going to uninstall it anyway.
If you uninstall it and later decide to give it another try, you can download it from the HP support site under Software & Driver Downloads and then enter your system model number.
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