Help me please, Flash player does not want to get installed in my galaxy note 10.1 (Android 4.0.4)

[dihr]

what I can do? because I really need it.
Help me please, Flash player does not want to get installed in my galaxy note 10.1 (Android 4.0.1).

[Gregory Fischer]

Hi,

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is not an Adobe Certified device and thus does not support the Flash Player.

You can find a list of Adobe Certified devices here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/flashruntimes/certified-devices.html

Regards,

Greg

[pwillener]

Gregory Fischer wrote:

You can find a list of Adobe Certified devices here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/flashruntimes/certified-devices.html

Gregory: can you find out where that page has moved?  Or has it been intentionally removed?

[Gregory Fischer]

Hi Pat,

The page has not moved and it loads for me. Please try again.

Regards,

Greg

[Taparts]

A big THANK YOU.  Over the last few months now I have spent hours here & there looking for a way to load Adobe Flash Player onto my Galaxy Note 10.1.  I went to

http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/flashruntimes/certified-devices.html

as you suggested and found version 11.1.115.12 (I have Android 4.1.2 and I found which version I needed in my wanderings) and it WORKED.  It was so simple.  I had to use my Yahoo browser.  Firefox works on my pc not so great on the note.

[C_F_McBlob]

Android's reason for Dropping Flash support is the same as Apple gave in 2006 when they released iOS 1 which is incompatible. Playing Flash Content is processor consumptive and kills batteries, as well as shortening battery life in mobile devices.
Android recommends using "Dolphin" or "Puffin" because they render Flash content "server side" and reduce the load on your device. Both are free in the GooglePlay store,

[pari555]

Just go to this link>> helpx.adobe/flash player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html

then find this subject >>> flash player for android 4.0 archives and click  to downloand >>> flash player 11.1 for android 4.0 (11.1.115.17) for install to your note 10.1

[Invitado]

this worked perfectly although i had to alter security settings to allow non app store apps. Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8010

Iam very grateful for your advice, thanks

[rosreg5]

Can you tell me how you altered the security settings to allow non app store apps?  I am having the same problem.

Thank you

[Gregory Fischer]

Hi,

Each Android phone or tablet has slightly differnent settings menus but generally speaking you go to Settings > Security (or Applications on older android devices) > and select the Unknown Sources option to allow manually installing apps.

This FAQ page is a video tutorial which demonstrates how this is done.

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1061194

Hope that helps and please let me know how it goes. If it was helpful feel free to click the "Was this helpful? Yes" link above.

Regards,

Greg

[rosreg5]

Thank you.  It work great.

[rosreg5]

Thank you.  I was able to install.

[debbie029]

Question for you please. Does this install an app or just on your system. How will I know it has been installed. I have followed the instructions and need to try it out. Thank you very much. It actually stores it in the Samsung Media Hub..is this correct?

[Invitado]

Hi,

for the galaxy note 10.1 tablet

click on "settings" then click on "security" tab and under device administration on right hand pane, check box marked unknown sources, allow installation of non market apps.

this will then allow flash to be installed

for security I would recommend that you uncheck the box to restore default setting.

hope this helps

[poopies83]

no help at all!!!

[helpfromsam]

All you need to do is sideload the old Flash .apk and use a flash supported browser. I can play Facebook games and stream Amazon Instant on my Note 10.1. This article might be helpful: http://galaxynotehelp.com/run-flash-on-your-samsung-galaxy-note-all-versions/