Thanks for the thought.  Since version 16 works so far, I am not sure that I want to uninstall version 16, install the newest flash and then try what you suggest.  I guess the crux of the issue is what use is version 17 when version 16 works for me but version 17 doesn't?  Respectfully, Thom Davis "The first requisite of a good citizen in this Republic of ours is that he shall be able and willing to pull his weight - that he shall not be a mere passenger." Theodore Roosevelt From: m_vargas <forums_noreply@adobe.com> To: nuk473 <tpdavis@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, May 15, 2015 4:36 PM Subject: You have been mentioned by m_vargas in Re: Flash version 17 will not run Xfinity movies? in Adobe Community | You have been mentioned by m_vargas in Re: Flash version 17 will not run Xfinity movies? in Adobe Community - View m_vargas's reference to you Hi nuk473, If your trying to view protected content there could be some issue with the license between versions, although this isn't normal. First try logging out of your XFinity account and rebooting the system.  If that doesn't work, log out of the XFinity and clear the license (protected content) from your system by doing the following:  - Launch Flash Player Settings Manager: - In OS X: System Preferences > Flash Player - In Windows: Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Flash Player - In Settings Manager go to the Advanced tab - In the Advanced tab click Deauthorize This Computer - Log back into your Xfinity account and attempt to view the movie --Maria Participate in the conversation by replying to this email To stop receiving these messages whenever you are mentioned, go to your preferences and disable notifications for direct social actions. | ... View more