12% download timeout on Adobe Flash Player

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July 28, 2011
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If you google '12% download timeout on adobe' you will see that a few people including myself are getting this now.

Any ideas what is causing it and how it can be rectified ?

It's causing me loads of problems because I cant get into any websites that use Flash Player making my PC as useful as a chocolate teapot for accessing the internet.

I've tried uninstalling,installing until I'm blue in the face but it's always 12% and that's you're lot, its not being installed.

Got to be something missing from our PC's for me and the other people getting this.

I have a Dell Dimension 5000,windows XP and IE8.

Help please.

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Mrhelper

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The way to fix it for you is the open IE(Internet Explorer)

Then on the top right corner you see Tools,click on that then choose Internet Options

Then Connection tab then click LAN settings

Lastly Uncheck Automatically detect settings

Then click ok

Now GO back to mozzila firefox and download it

I tried it and works for my computer it said use to say timeout at 7% or 47%

Now its 7% then 8% and onn.

ENJOY

If it works you can brag it to others.

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Zal_Chernenko

Participant

Thank you so much! My attempts at downloading the Adobe Flash Player kept timing out at 17% to 47% - and when I made the IE change you recommend to turn off automatic detection of LAN settings, the installation worked first time. I am so grateful!

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UshSkippyCan

Participant

Hi,

Since the problem is getting all of the download just go to http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html and download the appropriate zip file of the version you want and then install it. Be careful to use the readme file to decide which files to install for your operating system and browser.

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lonewoulf

Participant

Just ran into this problem on my network. On the page with the yellow "download" link or before, hit the compatability button on the top (looks like a broken page). Then hit download after it finishes re-loading. My guess is that they haven't updated their downloader to work with the features of the new updates of the new browsers.