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Flash Player 10 Installation - Error: Failed to Register

Plaidygami
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Jul 12, 2009 Jul 12, 2009

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That's the error I get when I try to install Flash Player 10 VIA Internet Explorer 7 (I had to remove IE8 due to compatibility errors).

I also had to remove Flash Player entirely (since that's what it told me in the troubleshoot) and re-installed it for FireFox. But for IE7, it gave me this error.

So, what exactly do I do?

I am guessing they mean Registery Keys error, but I am not entirely sure.

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Tomster2-kWClvP
Community Beginner , Jul 19, 2009 Jul 19, 2009

Not a problem.  You do not need it.

Explanation:

Windows Resource Kit is a bundle of utilities you can download from MS if you ever need it.  At this time you do not need it, but to make things simple in case you ever do... just go to c:\program files and create the empty folders so you have C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\

Then proceed from there.

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Feb 28, 2010 Feb 28, 2010

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In Response To baddad10

Hi b, why are you bringing up and posting to an answered thread?

You assume too much, not knowing anything about a users system.

There is no carte blanc fix, whatever worked for you is way too general advice for others.

eidnolb

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dhomsey
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Mar 12, 2010 Mar 12, 2010

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I had the ame problem. It's fixed!! I went to firefox.com and started using them instead of Internet Explorer. automatically transfers everthing over to firefox. Use the firefox icon to open files. Everything works.

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GrievousAngel
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Same issue here. I run W7 64 + IE8 32. Tried IE9, but removed.

William

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