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July 30, 2017
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Adobe Flash Installer Crahses

  • July 30, 2017
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Hello

Basic Info First:

Macbook 15-inch Touch Bar

Mac OS Sierra 10.12.6

Safari won't open with me and Flash can't run on Chrome.

My Flash in out of date, I know this.

Whenever I try to run an installer, updater, uninstaller or any other of Adobe Flash installers files, it asks for a password to install Adobe Pepper Flash Player new helper tool.

I enter my password, press Install Helper, and that's as far as I've ever gotten.

The installer hangs and then Stops Responding.

I don't know why and I can't fix the problem.

Any help?

Thanks

Penri Mainwaring

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    Correct answer penri owenm3633818

    Hello all,

    I've found the solution to the problem.

    It seems, I have no idea why, but whenever I connected my Macbook to my external monitor via the USB-C to DisplayPort adaptor, things just would not work properly.

    As soon as I disconnected the cable and used the Macbook as a laptop, everything works just fine. Safari, Adobe installer.

    It may be the adaptor itself or a even bigger problem with my Macbook, however, if anyone finds a problem like this, try it without an external monitor connected.

    Thank you

    Penri Mainwaring

    1 reply

    ridhij4208356012135538
    Adobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    July 31, 2017

    Hi,

    What issue are you seeing with Safari browser? Did you try following the steps mentioned on Enable Adobe Flash Player for Safari page?

    Please post a screenshot of the issue you are observing while trying to install Adobe Pepper Flash Player. The password being prompted is your system password.

    For Chrome browser, Flash Player comes embedded with Chrome and all updates are pushed by Google as part of Chrome updates. If you want to move to latest version of Flash Player for Chrome, try updating your browser.

    Thanks!

    penri owenm3633818AuthorCorrect answer
    Participant
    July 31, 2017

    Hello all,

    I've found the solution to the problem.

    It seems, I have no idea why, but whenever I connected my Macbook to my external monitor via the USB-C to DisplayPort adaptor, things just would not work properly.

    As soon as I disconnected the cable and used the Macbook as a laptop, everything works just fine. Safari, Adobe installer.

    It may be the adaptor itself or a even bigger problem with my Macbook, however, if anyone finds a problem like this, try it without an external monitor connected.

    Thank you

    Penri Mainwaring