Flash Player Continuously Needs To Be Reinstalled

I also wanted to add that this problem with the 100% constant flash plugin crash since today is only happening with Firefox. I have tried to watch videos and other flash things on both Internet Explorer and Google Chrome, and they both work fine. I have even uninstalled and reinstalled both firefox and flash, and nothing seems to work. Another thing is that I have also tried the firefox and flash plugin on my other computers and laptops that I own and none of the other ones have this problem.

I am also getting the same exact problem. It only started today, any page that I open that requires flash always 100% of the time says "The Adobe Flash plugin has crashed, Reload the page and try again." I have reinstalled and done everything to try to make it work and nothing has. On my plugin update page it shows my flash plugin as fully updated. I have sent probably over 15 crash reports today, and only a few amount because I am tired of constantly seeing the crash page without it ever working. Everything was working fine until today.

I've branched your post off to a unique discussion so that we can help you get it resolved.  The behavior you're describing is not normal, nor widespread.

Some basic information about your system would be helpful:

Operating System and Version

Browser and Version

Flash Player Version

Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware/Software Firewall/Capture Flash Video plug-ins and versions

Is this an IT-managed laptop issued by your employer or might otherwise have non-standard group security policies?

Can you describe the behavior that leads you to need to re-install?  Please be as specific as possible.

If the crashes are specific to certain websites or content, direct links and step-by-step instructions for reproducing the problem would be very valuable.

If you're using Firefox, please submit a few of the recent crash reports, and share the links with me.  They're generally pretty informative.

To do this, do the following:

In the address bar, type: about:crashes

You'll see a list of links with upper-case hashes.

Click one (or right-click and open in new tab) and it will submit the report to Firefox.  You don't really need to wait for it to process.

The link will change to another hash, and will start with "bp-"

Right click that link and choose Copy Link Location

Paste a few of those in a reply here.

The contents of the following pages would also be helpful (you can just copy/paste them into a reply here):

about:support

about:plugins

If the crashes are specific to Video or 3D games, try disabling hardware acceleration.  If the crashes go away, we should look at your graphics driver information to see if a more current driver will help.

To do this, do the following:

Right-Click on some Flash content

Choose Settings

Click the Left-Most tab

Uncheck Use Hardware Acceleration

Reload the page.

If none of those things work, try blowing away all of the stored Flash data, by doing the following:

Launch Settings/Control Panel > Flash Player

Click Advanced

Under Browser Settings and Data, choose Delete All

Click the Storage Tab

Click Delete All

Okay, that should get us pretty close to identifying the root-cause.