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ZavierQ
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May 26, 2018
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Adobe Flash Player. Plug-in Version: Not installed (IE)

  • May 26, 2018
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I'm currently experiencing a problem with this:

even though I have installed it (latest version).

This all started when I thought that i found out that I've been using the old one:

Which and where I tried to uninstall/ remove it from IE.
And this happened:

I tried searching for solutions but I can't find one.

This is also what i see (an outdated version of Flash Player) when I'm right clicking on some online game:

I coudn't play that game too!

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    Legend
    May 26, 2018

    Bear in mind that Shockwave and Flash are TWO DIFFERENT PLUG-INS.

    "Flash and Shockwave Players are both free Web Players from Adobe. Together, they bring you the best rich media content on the Internet. Each has a distinct purpose. Flash Player delivers fast loading front-end Web applications, high-impact Web site user interaction, interactive online advertising, and short to medium form animation. Shockwave Player displays destination Web content such as interactive multimedia product demos and training, e-merchandising applications, and rich-media multiuser games. When you download Shockwave Player, it automatically includes Adobe Flash Player."

    ZavierQ
    ZavierQAuthor
    Participant
    May 26, 2018

    Okay, thanks for differentiating the two! I've installed both of them though, but still nothing has changed. Now, could you please help me solve whatever problem I have, based on the information that I've given. Especially the first image. Please.

    If you think I lacked some information. Please feel free to ask questions.

    _maria_
    Legend
    May 29, 2018

    Based on the screenshots, this appears to be Windows 10.  Is that correct?  If so, Microsoft embeds Flash Player in IE and Edge and there isn't a separate Flash Player installer for it. All Flash Player updates for IE and Edge are distributed via Windows Updates. If you deleted the installed Flash Player version then it was a brute force uninstall, as the Flash Player uninstaller doesn't uninstall Flash Player ActiveX on Windows 10, and 'broke' the system with regards to Flash Player.  Here are some steps you can take try to mitigate the issue: