Hi,
I have downloaded and installed flash player10 but cannot get it to work on either IE8 or Firefox. I have done everything Adobe suggest on their site including using their uninstaller then rebooting etc etc.
I have even disabled ALL internet A/V programs so not even a firewall to interfere with Flash Player.
Strange thing is that even though the installer says it's installed, I went into Add/Remove programs, the Flash Player is there but it dosn't have a size like all other programs.
I'm running XP Pro
It's driving me mad as I can't visit the sites I want to
Regards,
Dave
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Adobe Flash player won't work
#2
Posted 06 January 2011 - 07:13 AM
Dave, are you attempting the download from the Adobe website or another source? Only suggestion I can make is remove\uninstall from Add\Remove Programs and try downloading from Adobe Flash Player page at the Adobe site.
WinXP sp3, IE8, MSE, MBAM, SAS, SpywareBlaster
#3
Posted 06 January 2011 - 08:48 AM
Hi Tulsa Rose,
Many thanks for you quick response but I did down load from Adobe Site and tried all of their suggestions but none worked. I have now used system restore to go back to when I new it last worked. All is now fine
Kind Regards,
Dave
Many thanks for you quick response but I did down load from Adobe Site and tried all of their suggestions but none worked. I have now used system restore to go back to when I new it last worked. All is now fine
Kind Regards,
Dave
#4
Posted 06 January 2011 - 06:27 PM
Completely remove it from add/remove programs. Now visit a site in firefox that requires it (YouTube is a good choice, go there and choose any video). You should be prompted to install the needed addon, follow those instructions and see what you get.
Note: Make sure to close your browser and reopen it after making any changes.
EDIT: Turn your anti virus protection back on if you have not already done so. It rarely messes up things such as Adobe Flash. I can't recall it ever doing things to Flash unless the PC was already infected.
Note: Make sure to close your browser and reopen it after making any changes.
EDIT: Turn your anti virus protection back on if you have not already done so. It rarely messes up things such as Adobe Flash. I can't recall it ever doing things to Flash unless the PC was already infected.
This post has been edited by NpaMA: 06 January 2011 - 06:28 PM
#5
Posted 08 January 2011 - 04:20 AM
Hi Folks,
As I said in a previous post I had to use System Restore to get it working. I tried everything, visiting sites and using their links, using Adobe unistall program etc.etc. but it still would not work!
Regards,
Dave
As I said in a previous post I had to use System Restore to get it working. I tried everything, visiting sites and using their links, using Adobe unistall program etc.etc. but it still would not work!
Regards,
Dave
#6
Posted 16 June 2011 - 05:57 PM
Hopefully, it will continue to work for you. However, I've had the problem with it for a LONG time. I've attempted the uninstall then reinstall, but the only thing that seems to work is restoring to a previous time. It's like playing the frickin' lottery!
And to clarify: I have restored to an earlier time, things will work, but then out of the blue, it will start to mess up again.
And to clarify: I have restored to an earlier time, things will work, but then out of the blue, it will start to mess up again.
#7
Posted 18 June 2011 - 02:54 PM
I wonder if you are running the most current, updated version? Latest update is 10.3.181.23 I'm almost afraid to say this but I never have a problem with it, running WinXP Pro and IE8. Seems like using System Restore to cure the problem would take your system back to an earlier version of Flash??? I don't know...never use System Restore.
Rosie
Rosie
WinXP sp3, IE8, MSE, MBAM, SAS, SpywareBlaster
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