It's not a virus. Stop being overdramatic. - Ringo Speed

Both your comment and your rating are ridiculous. The situation sucks (and I'm aware you're far from the only person to have that problem) but your reaction is extremely over-reactive to say the least. Though at times I've been somewhat disappointed by Flip4Mac's actions, I have to give them credit for giving you free technical support with uninstalling their product. In fact, that proves they were unaware of the issue. If they had been, they would have immediately told you to do an erase and install.

Also, someone posted a possible fix in the comment after yours.

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Thursday, January 12 2006 @ 04:27 PM PST

Quit Your Whining. - alphasubzero949

You've reposted this how many times now? Get over it.

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Thursday, January 12 2006 @ 05:00 PM PST

This can be fixed in 5 minutes... - st3phen

All that you need to do (after disabling/uninstalling Flip4Mac) is re-associate the WMV Extensions (asx, avi, etc), MIME Types, and UTIs to WiMP via a tool like 'Default Apps.' I've actually set up a system of best of both worlds keeping Flip4Mac installed, but manually associating files with WiMP, WMV Player, or QuickTime Player via the Finder's Get Info capability.

If this is over your head, ask someone who knows Macs to do it for you.

Now that you know this, go fix what you've done 'AS MUCH AS [YOU] CAN' due to your apparent lack of knowledge and information on the subject.

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Thursday, January 12 2006 @ 05:08 PM PST