Jeromie has answered the problem. ... View more

Look to one of my posts vorano for the answer and a solution. ... View more

View one of my posts angelheart. The thing to do is to install 10.3.183.25 You won't have problems anymore. And 10.3.183.25 plays all video and content. As a bonus, you might try to disable hw acceleration. This vesion of adobe flash player switches to full screen and back with no crashing or delays. ... View more

try 10.3.183.25 . again, that's .25 . try and use adobe uninstaller as well. 10.3.183.25 seems to be working for everyone that is using it. For me, videos no longer crash. And changes from Full Screen to back, with no problems. 10.3.183.25 works far better than other versions ever did. No lag switching to full screen, and NO Crashing. Of any kind. I have been enjoying watching videos again. ... View more

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It has to be 10.3.183.25, not 10.3.xx.xxx.xx something else. ... View more

11.5 beta is crashing too (on my desktop). On another thread, someone mentions DEP as a possible cause as to why flash player is crashing. So, is the player trying to do something? Or, access something it's not supposed to access? Like, thumb readers? I'm glad MS added DEP. Stop sneaky software from getting in there. I have seen adobe flash get deeper and deeper into the OS, maybe MS/Firefox has seen this too. Maybe while playing videos, flash is trying to do some undetected work through the power of the Graphics CPU. I am good at detecting what software is doing. And am usually right. Miceosoft should come back with their codec. As it streamed well, and always played video. But nobody uses ms codec. And I don't know whay they stopped using it. But on their high def page, it is now capable of playing high quality, super high definition content. I hope Adobe flash is only using the video card for high quality presentation. Why would video card companies stop other companies from using the hw acceleration part of the video circuitry? If they allow it, flash should not be crashing. I know nothing of programming, but I can make a good guess. The end. ... View more

diaz, look at my posts. 10.3.183.25 is the best solution for now. It plays all content, and does not crash. HD videos still play. If you do have a problem with crashing, try right clicking on the video and then goto "settings", and disable hardware acceleration. Try this first with the current installation of flash player you have. Since it is a simple click & check. Reload the video. ... View more

If you still have 10.3.183.25 installed, try going to a video, pause it, and righ click and click "settings" , disable "hardware acceleration" . Reload the video. If you did not use the Flash Uninstaller as I have suggested, 10.3 might not be working correctly for that reason. Also, since I disabled hw acceleration, video goes from full screen to back with no problems and no delays at all. Which is even better than it was before. Remember, u have to install 10.3.183.25 . Not 10.3.xx.x.xx and something else. This is the only flash working. And it works better than any other flash did in awhile. Let me know results. ... View more

All your content will still play. 10.3.183.25 still plays 720p and 1080p fine, and with no problem. Let me know if this fix has worked for you! 🙂 ... View more

if u are using 10.3.183.25 , try right click on a video, and click "setting"s and disable hardware acceleration. don't know if it will solve your problem with your games. but 10.3.183.25 IS the Solution to all the video crashing occuring lately. I no longer have problems with video or flash crashing. Some relief. ... View more

update, i also right clicked and clicked "settings" and disabled hw acc, just to see if it would change anything. 10.3.183.25 now switches to full screen and back with no delay in audio or video. ... View more

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You still need to retitle my post "Solution to flash player (always) crashing problem" - what right do you have renaming my post to something that isn't true? You've also made it impossible for me to edit my first messages. And after some thought, I think Windows or somebody has updated some patches to the OS (Windows). Through automatic updates. Which most Windows 7 users have now. Maybe Windows or Microsoft is getting tired of Flash being vulnerable to hacks, flash is almost an entire Operating System in itself. And I have seen it doing weird things. Like phoning into a server it should not be phoning into, etc. Scanning stuff on hard drives it should not be scanning. I almost published what I found last year. ... View more

Look on my post " Solution for flash player crashing problem ", follow the few instructions there. Let me know if it works. I am watching videos now, with no problems. ... View more

look at my post. Follow my instructions. 10.3.183.25 does not crash. And videos play smoothly. My post appears to be at he top of the list. It's labled "Solution for flash player crashing problem" ... View more

To anyone viewing my posts, let me know if my solution works. Videos are playing for me, and I couldn't be more content. They're playing smoothly and at full screen. Staff at adobe changed my link, so their version of 10.3.183.25 includes a flash debugger I think, as the Original 10.3.183.25 is 2.95 mb . The one they have, is 18.3 mb. I originally got the solution from a Mozilla post, although I can't find it. ... View more

You changed the title of my post. This IS NOT just happening in Windows 8, it is happening in all versions of Windows, and all browsers. As I said, you should set up a basic machine, that is clean and has Windows 7 or something. Install the latest Firefox, Opera, Chrome. Goto youtube, and try to watch a video. After about 3 - 4 - 5 seconds of play, it will crash. After a few crashes, it will then play. Try to go to full screen after that, it will crash. This does not happen at all in 10.3.183.25 . I sometimes wonder if the crash is deliberate. ... View more

I have no idea what the crash is. I assumed when I submitted "The Crash Report", U would get the crash report, stating whatever, buffer, memory etc. But it started about a month or so ago, when the flash upgraded automatically. I am running Windows 8, the Release Preview, build 8400. I have been running it for four or five months now. My AMD-ATI video card has, and has had the latest drivers. This problem did not start until the flash player upgrade of a month and a 1/2 or so ago. And every single video was crashing, instantly. On every click. I have seen on other forums, that this is happening to nearly everybody. I finally found a fix on a Mozilla forum posted by a Mozilla staffer. I do not have the link and have tried to research it. It is the only page with the solution that worked well. Not just worked well, but worked perfectly. As the staffer must know Firefox inside and out. 10.3.183.25  is the only flash that works well. Anything above or below that, is no good. I suppose that's why the Mozzila staff recommended it. This is very peculier. Is your flash doing something it's not supposed to be doing? I refuse to use any version of flash player that crashes. Whatever the problem is, is on your end. Whatever machine(s) you are testing all these out on. I suggest a new basic machine. That a typical user would have. With no testing or debugging software installed. And see what happens. Then install a debugger if the player is crashing. And find out why 10.3.183.25 isn't crashing. It even moves to full screen and back smoothly (without interruption of play other than a brief moment of black, audio continues to play). I have not seen any of your players do that in along time. I refuse to move to any other version, as 10.3.183.25 seems to be doing everything I need. And doing it well. ... View more