Severe flaw in Flash

Forum|Forum|9 years ago
August 23, 2016
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Noticing my browser having issues and in my browser task manager I can see the flash player going out of control and ringing up 4+mil KBpS, as soon as I deleted flash I have had NO issues of any kind and my PC works flawlessly once again, not sure wtf is wrong with flash but it might be a good idea to look into whatever is corrupting Flash, even on a fresh flash install I have issues so I am sure it is localized to the program itself.

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Test Screen Name

Legend

You're quite right. Goes to show the forums are confusing I guess...

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Test Screen Name

Legend

Actually we don't know if it will be fixed in DC, but none of us have Acrobat 7 any more to check your problem. If you upgrade OS, you must budget for upgrading perhaps all your apps. Free upgrades can be expensive.

try67

Community Expert

I think you replied to the wrong thread...

try67

Community Expert

[Question moved to the Using Flash Player forum]

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ms30594291Author

Participant

Can't even reply in the forums, the forum setup is a complete mess leading to postings in categories I guess I am not supposed to post in because someone made this site basically worthless to navigate, hope someone gets fired for shitty design. My 9 year old nephew can design an easier to use page and I'm sure his parents would sign a work waiver if you have an opening, which you should....

try67

Community Expert

I don't see why you're getting all worked up about... You just replied to the forums. It's really not that difficult.
I agree that the structure of these forums is not the best, though.

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ms30594291Author

Participant

I was also forced to select a group which I did not want to do in the first place, thanks adobe.

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Test Screen Name

Legend

Whether you wanted to or not, this group is completely inappropriate, because it's about Acrobat. Honestly, we don't have a clue about Flash. Adobe have over 100 forums, each with their own specialists (but not a route to Adobe support). Why not the Flash Player forum?

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