Installation update flashplayer - Zugriff auf cmd.exe

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October 20, 2017
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Hallo,

ich möchte den Flashplayer updaten, doch mein Sicherheitsprogramm sagt mir, dass flashplayer Zugriff auf cmd.exe haben möchte und Veränderungen an Systemdateien vornehmen möchte.

Was für Einstellungen werden dort vorgenommen?

Viele Grüße Heike G.

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_maria_

Legend

Hi,

Please provide the following information:

Operating system, including version
Browser, including version
exact link used to download Flash Player installer
File name of the Flash Player installer you are using
Security program (name, version) that is reporting this issue

Thank you.

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Maria

heike-gAuthor

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Windows 8.1

Firefox 56.0

noch installiert: shockwave flash 27.0

Adobe

Flashplayer-Installer kann ich jetzt nicht finden, die Updatefunktion läuft über automatisches Update über Firefox

ZoneAlarm: Vsmon-Version: 15.0.653.17211

Treiberversion: 15.1.29.17237

Ergänzung, habe jetzt manuell die Update-Datei: flashplayer_27_plugin_debug.exe installiert, aber den Zugriff immer noch verweigert. Laut Firefox ist jetzt das Plugin akutell, aber ich habe den Zugriff auf cmd bzw. Änderungen an Systemdateien weiterhin blockiert.

_maria_

Legend

Hi,

The Flash Player installer does call cmd.exe when it runs the command to uninstall the version currently installed, prior to installing the new version. The comment you made about blocking changes to the system files is kind of odd as an installer, by default, will make file system changes.

The file you have used, flashplayer_27_plugin_debug.exe, is the content debugger, used by Flash developers to debug their code. If your not a developer debugging your code, using this version will give you a pretty awful user experience as it'll throw a lot of errors.

Highly recommend using the non-debug version downloaded from get.adobe.com/flashplayer, and allow access to cmd.exe and modifying file system while installing.

Firefox like other major browser vendors, does block Flash by default and you'll need to enable it to view Flash content, for most every site. There should be a lego piece, on the left side of the address field, to click to enable Flash. See Flash Activation: Browser Comparison - Plugins | MDN for more information.

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Maria

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