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Dman3012
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March 26, 2016
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I can't press buttons or move the slide on the Flash player pop-up making it impossible to increase the local storage requested, making it impossible to play my game.

  • March 26, 2016
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I am playing an online game and when the Flash Player pop-up requests an increase of local storage, I cannot press any tabs or move the slide to increase the local storage capacity. I have removed and reloaded the latest version flash player on my computer, rebooted the game, etc, tried all the things on the blogs and nothing is working. I am running Windows 10, Chrome browser, playing evony and the NEAT helper is where I run into flash player problems. I have been using this program for years and only in the past week or so has this issue become a problem. PLEASE HELP ME!!

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    June 5, 2016

    Did someone find something that work for this issue. I m on windows 8, chrome and can t solve it

    jeromiec83223024
    Inspiring
    June 5, 2016

    Did you try the recommendation in my post above?

    jeromiec83223024
    Inspiring
    May 17, 2016

    The behavior you're describing sounds like our anti-clickjacking logic kicking in.  If there's stuff moving behind the dialog, that's probably what's happening.

    It's really hard to figure out whether or not our dialog is the top-most thing, and when content is authored in a way that the dialog pops up over a video or animation, it often causes false-positives.

    The easiest way to deal with this is to avoid this dialog altogether by using the Flash Player entry in your computer's Control Panel (unless you're on Chrome) to authorize the domain from the storage panel, and/or just set the default to always allow.  We blow away local storage whenever you clear your browser's cookies anyway, and private/incognito browsing mode is a better strategy for avoiding tracking tokens and leaking useful fingerprinting data.

    Alternatively, sometimes the clickjacking logic will fail at a specific resolution.  You can try fiddling around with resolutions to get around it.

    What I'd like to see happen, is that we just move these authorization dialogs into the browser itself, but that would require every browser to make special concessions for us, which is at best, a slow road to travel.  The native control panel is the next best alternative for everything but Chrome, which has it's own encapsulated settings accessible through the Global Settings option in the right-click menu.

    Participant
    May 13, 2016

    Dear Sir,

    Maybe it's about your RAM capacity is full.

    Increase your system's virtual memory for large file compares

    here is the tutorial to make change about your RAM size. hope it can be helpful.

    Note: i've got same problem like yours. and at the final step on the tutorial, i changed the on C & F directory which is it still has a lot of space/storage and i changed it into the recomended number/size.

    May 12, 2016

    DId you ever get a helpful response?

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    March 26, 2016
    Dman3012
    Dman3012Author
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    March 26, 2016

    Kratika,

    Thank you for your reply, but I have already looked at this and it does nothing to fix my problem, I cannot interact with the Flash Player pop-up at all.

    It is like the pop-up is frozen, I cannot press the "Allow" button, nothing.

    Regards,

    James

    Participating Frequently
    March 26, 2016

    What is the FP version are you using?

    https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player.html