Installed Windows 10. Now streaming sites lag badly unless I go into Edge settings and turn off Adobe Flash????

[terryd71327324]

Installed Windows 10 and now streaming sites that were working fine are lagging badly unless I go into Edge settings and turn of Adobe Flash?????

[JasbeerSingh]

hi Terry

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• Your operating system & version (32 or 64bit)
• Your web browser(s) & version (Whether issue is only with Edge browser or with other browsers as well ?)
• Your Flash Player version
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• If you get error messages, please quote them exactly, or provide a screenshot: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1070933

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[terryd71327324]

My OS is the newly released Windows 10. Browser is Microsoft Edge which

is Microsoft's new browser an is imbedded in Windows 10. Flash Player is

also imbedded in Edge and is the latest version. When you try to update

Flash Player in Windows 10 it tells you that it is imbedded and that no

update is necessary. The problem that I'm having is that on some live

streaming sites, the streaming is lagging, skipping and ragged - but only

when Flash Player is turned on in the Edge settings. If I turn it off, the

streaming is fine. However, if I close out of Edge and then open it back

up after Flash Player has been turned off, then I must turn on Flash Player

and then open the streaming site. Once streaming has started, then I must

again turn off Flash Player to get the streaming content to be normal. I

get no error messages.

On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 9:55 PM, JasbeerSingh <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

[sirf77097095]

Use microsoft edge for it's only real purpose to install chrome and try using that instead.

[hansf21776243]

I have the same problem. In Internet Explorer it works correct.

Windows 10 64bit

Microsoft Edge

Adobe Flash Player Plugin 9.0.124.0

Look the following picture with some steps.

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