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can someone please help me figure out how to enable flashplayer on edge? I already enabled it bu it still wont work
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Same thing! My daughter is trying to to her homework online, it keeps saying you need to enable Flash Player, but its already enabled for that website.I don't what to do; since her homework is due tomorrow, i don't want her to get detention. I tried it on Google Chrome and Internet Explorer, but its still not working.
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Hi poopping123​,
For Chrome related settings, please refer to Use or fix Flash audio & video - Computer - Google Chrome Help . If you are using Windows 10, follow the steps mentioned on Flash Player Issues | Windows 10 | Internet Explorer page to troubleshoot the issue. If you are using any other OS, please state the OS you are using and post a screenshot of the issue you are seeing.
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Hi nanas40​,
To enable Flash Player for Edge, check the OS version of Windows 10 you are using and follow the steps mentioned as per Windows 10 version on Troubleshooting Flash Player on Microsoft Edge page.
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My flash player is enabled on my computer it is not working for one of the sites and none of the troubleshooting guides are helpful.
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If you are using the Edge browser that is in the title of this message (or Internet Explorer) nobody here can help
Microsoft has LOCKED both of those browsers, so only Microsoft controls which one and when Flash is updated
Search http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx to find Edge and Internet Explorer help
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Yeah, basically this. As the major US browsers move to make Flash Player click-to-play by default, they've all implemented slightly different approaches, and all are imperfect. The intent is to continue to make it more painful to run Flash-based content, so that you'll complain to the content providers, which will encourage them to migrate to HTML and JavaScript.
If one browser isn't working for you, you'll probably need to try others. In this instance, Chrome and Firefox would be great places to start.
The following guides will also help:
Adobe Flash Player enabled but not recognized in Windows 10 Edge
Enable Flash Player for Firefox
Use or fix Flash audio & video - Computer - Google Chrome Help
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I tried both & both tell me I don’t have adobe flash player enabled! But I checked settings for both & they both have flash player enabled also shockwave player is enabled! I’m so lost on how to fix this. Would you have any idea why? Thank you so much for your time & help.
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I did this and it still wont work.
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Can you please provide a link to the content that doesn't work?
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I tried the 'enabling' Flash directions--and the program I'm using still says it doesn't detect a flash player.
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if the site is publicly available, please provide the link to the problematic Flash content.
If it's not a publicly available site, please contact the content provider for assistance. You can also report the site to Microsoft. Instructions for doing so are posted at the bottom of Microsoft's blog post: Extending User Control of Flash with Click-to-Run - Microsoft Edge Dev BlogMicrosoft Edge Dev Blog
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Here is the screen shot of the error message from website.
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Getting Flash Player https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
Microsoft does not allow external installs into Edge or Internet Explorer
If you want the latest Flash Player, you will have to use a non-Microsoft browser
Search http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx for help with Flash in Edge and Internet Explorer
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As the major browsers move to make Flash Player click-to-play by default, there will be increasing friction for users attempting to use Flash Player. Each browser vendor implements this approach a little differently, and all are imperfect. You may need to experiment with various browsers when content doesn't play.
When those links are publicly accessible (i.e. not gated behind a username or password), please share them with us, as we'd be more than happy to report them to the respective vendors. When content is gated behind a username and password, there's not a lot we can do about it without a test account from them. You should report problems to the content provider's support team. If the content provider needs help from us, they're more than welcome to contact me directly (just click my name), and I'll get the appropriate conversation(s) going.
For the person with the educational software problem, it might be good to sit down with the teacher and find out what the known-good supported hardware/software configuration is for that software, and/or to let them know that the websites aren't working as expected. They may be able to point you to some resources to work around those compatibility problems from either the vendor or the school district.