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dand26321133
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July 12, 2016
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Admin Privileges Error Popup Adobe Flash 22.0.0.209 with admin credentials

  • July 12, 2016
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I get this error so far only when Internet Explorer is open on a system. I am a local administrator, using SCCM I tried using SCUP and creating a package. I install does work, but I get this popup. I do not have this problem with any of the older versions. Has anyone else seen this or know how to resolve?

Thank you

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Correct answer ridhij4208356012135538

The issue was present only for ActiveX therefore we have a new release for the same(22.0.0.210). Since there is no issue being seen for PPAPI and NPAPI no release is done for the same.

Thanks for informing that the issue is resolved with 22.0.0.210.

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dand26321133Author
Participating Frequently
July 12, 2016

So far I created an install in sccm with the MSI and deployed it so clients with IE open and IE closed. It installs as expected when IE is closed, but I get that popup when IE is open. This is with Version 22.0.0.209, I have never gotten this popup in the past and I updated with each release.

_maria_
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_maria_Community Manager
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July 12, 2016

Hi,

What Windows version is this happening on?  Do you have IE open during the installation or is it closed and you open it after installation?  What are the installation workflow steps so that we can attempt to reproduce?

Thank you.

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Maria

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oliverr3913128
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July 13, 2016

I have the same fault, is it likely to be resolved soon?  I am also trying to deploy with SCCM, thought of creating a global condition but a lot of work/testing if a revision will be released soon.

_maria_
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_maria_Community Manager
Community Manager
July 13, 2016

I respectfully disagree that there is "no need" to temporarily disable the update servers. Error popups, even if they're spurious, disrupt users, generate helpdesk traffic, and create bad optics all the way around. (It also makes senior IT managers who were promised that using the background update process would make the near-constant necessity of updating Adobe Flash a problem-free, popup-free, hassle-free experience very upset.)

I appreciate that y'all are working on an update. Is there any expectation of an ETA we admins can use for planning purposes?


We are aiming to release later this week.  Someone will post back to this topic when the update is available.

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