http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html ... View more

Use the MSI installer: http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/licensing/win/install_flash_player_13_plugin.msi Then see if you have both. ... View more

--Mac HD/Library/Internet Plug-ins Trash the Flash Player.plugin and flashplayer.xpt files --Mac HD/Linrary/Application Support/Adobe Trash the Flash Player and Flash Player Install Manager folders --Mac HD/Library/PreferencePanes Trash the Flash Player.prefPane file --[user]/Library/Preferences Trash the com.macromedia.Flash Player.app.plist and com.adobe.flash.plist (if there is one) Note: To access the [user]/Library, hold the "Option" key and click "Go" from the Finder menu. Emtpy the trash. Download the FULL installer: Flash Player 13 Plug-in (Mac OS X) Quit your browser and run it. ... View more

Is THAT what you se ein Plug-ins? ... View more

If you disable PepperFlash, Chrome NEEDS something to fall back on. Do you have the Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers) installed? If not. you NEED it, or disabling PepperFlash kills ALL Flash capabilities for Chrome. ... View more

No one here would know. We're just users like you, and even the employees who frequent these pages don't make those decisions or know who does. I don't think I've written anything in AS1 or 2 in nearly five years. ... View more

The user does not have sufficient privileges to install Adobe Flash Player. Your user account IS an Administrator, correct? ... View more

Applications/Utilities>Activity Monitor Terminate ANYTHING with Safari in the name, as well as ALL Dashboard processes and if you see it, "MenuTab". ... View more

In the global settings manager (Control Panel) you can disable it on your PC. That.... is only half the battle, though. EVERY website with Flash content, at least the ones that are worth their salt, will have code in their pages (expressInstall.swf and swfobject_modified.js) which detect your version and will either prompt you to upgrade, deny you the content, or automatically take you to the download page to upgrade, thus denying you the content you wished to see. Sites do this to protect themselves from the consequences of allowing unsafe plug-ins to access their content, in the event they get hacked, and they end up liable for a class action. Also, and I mention this because now that XP is no longer receiving security patches, it's important... unscrupulous and malicious sites, which will download malware, will also use these same detection scripts to take you to a fake download site, or blindly download their malware, with nothing in XP anymore to stop it. These villains are aware that XP is now obsolete from a security standpoint and they will proliferate as a result. There's NOTHING you can do "locally" to prevent this other than disabling Javascript in your browser altogether, whichb will lesad to even more problems with content not loading or whole pages not loading. ... View more

Josef_D wrote: Another update, once again the same trash, no choice to uncheck McAfee. Adobe doesn't ever learn anything it seems. Once again I had to uninstall it. THAT'S why the offline installers are linked and listed, above. I don't like bundled junk any more than you do. I've led the horse to the water. If it won't drink, that's not my problem. ... View more

c2yorkies wrote: I had this occur. In several cases, Media Player needed to be re-installed on Windows 7. Although it reported itself as installed; Media Player could not be correctly launched independently and would not initiate from sites such as YouTube. Windows Media Player and Flash Player have nothing whatsoever to do with each other. Flash Player plays SWF and FLV files which WMP cannot. WMP plays MP3, WAV, WMA and WMV files which Flash Player cannot. WMP plays files in a stand alone player, Flash Player is a plug-in for a browser. ... View more

IS the DMG mounted? Do you see an icon like that on your desktop? ... View more

Download the following: Flash Player for ActiveX (Internet Explorer) Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers) Flash Player Uninstaller Also, download these: Shockwave Player Uninstaller Shockwave Player 12 FULL installer (ther browsers) You'll need to install Shockwave with the FULL installer for IE too, but there isn't a direct download for it. You'll need to go to: http://get.adobe.com/shockwave/otherversions/ using IE AFTER everything else is done. Save all the files and close your browser. Run the uninstallers first (both of them) Go to: C/Windows/System32 Delete the Macromed folder. Go to: C/Windows/SysWOW64 Delete the Macromed folder. Open your Registry Editor (Start>Run or press the Windows key + R and type 'regedit' [minus the quotes] and click OK) In the Registry Editor, go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE Delete the Macromedia folder (Right click and choose "Delete"). Go to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software and delete the Macromedia folder there too. Close the Registry Editor and empty your recycle bin. Run the Flash Player installers, and then the Shockwave FULL installer you downloaded. Lastly, open IE and go to: http://get.adobe.com/shockwave/otherversions/ to download and install the Shockwave FULL installer for ActiveX (IE). ... View more

Reinstalling Flash Player doesn't affect Chrome because the "PepperFlash" Player Chrome uses is embedded into the browser. If you're seeing problems with Firefox and Chrome, using two separate plugins, and one is NPAPI, while the other is PPAPI... I'd tend to think that the problem is outside of Flash Player and outside of the browsers. Usually, choppy or stalled playback is the result of a connectivity or a hardware problem. First things I'd look at: Are your video drivers corrupted? That can cause this. See: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/945765 Have you hard cycled your modem and/or router? Have you checked for firmware updates to the modem and/or router? ... View more

You can try: Reinstalling Chrome - You'd need to because it has its own plug-in, that can't be downloaded or repaired from here. Or Download the Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers) Close Chrome and install it. Then, reopen Chrome and type "chrome://plugins" in the Chrome address bar. In the Plugins page, click "Details" at the top right to expand all plugin info. Scroll to Adobe Flash Player and disable the PepperFlash plug-in. Relaunch Chrome and it will be forced to "fall back" on the standard plug-in. ... View more

Are you using the right Installer? Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers) ... View more

It should be 13.0.0.206. Download the following: Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers) or http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/licensing/win/i nstall_flash_player_13_plugin.msi Flash Player Uninstaller Also, download these: Shockwave Player Uninstaller Shockwave Player 112 FULL installer (Other browsers) Save all the files and close your browser. Run the uninstallers first (both of them) Go to: C/Windows/System32 Delete the Macromed folder. Go to: C/Windows/SysWOW64 Delete the Macromed folder. Open your Registry Editor (Start>Run or press the Windows key + R and type 'regedit' [minus the quotes] and click OK) In the Registry Editor, go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE Delete the Macromedia folder (Right click and choose "Delete"). Go to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software and delete the Macromedia folder there too. Close the Registry Editor and empty your recycle bin. Run the Flash Player installer, and then the Shockwave FULL installer you downloaded. ... View more

"Syssentry Launcher"  is nothing to do with Adobe or Flash Player. I've never heard of it, myself, but whatever it is, you didn't get it from here. ... View more

You've most likely got a plugin conflict... Try resetting Firefox: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/reset-firefox-easily-fix-most-problems ... View more

Use the MSI installer: http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/licensing/win/install_flash_player_13_plugin.msi ... View more

Whatever. You can't even install Flash Player. http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers http://www.netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?qprid=2&qpcustomd=0 https://www.w3counter.com/globalstats.php IE gets spanked down more each month... It sucks. It always has and it always will. Microsoft sucks and it always will. Tell me the last time there was a virus that attacked anyone using Linux or Mac OS X.... Oh, that's right... YOU CAN'T. ... View more

And being here 1 day, you're an expert who can say that with 100% certainty, right? ... View more

Cantbebeaten wrote: Actually Microsofts browser is higher rated that every other browser out there including chrome. You have to read more than 1 forum to get the big picture. You are a fool, a tool, and a Microsoft puppet. IE accounts for less than 11% of ALL BROWSERS. Chrome has 52%, Firefox has 32%, IE has 10.4% and Safari & Opera split the remaining 5.6%. IE uses ActiveX controls for security. 1996 technology that EVERYONE ELSE ABANDONED more than a dcade ago. IE doesn't parse CSS3 or HTML5 code fully. In fact, about a third of CSS3 rules can't be applied to IE8, 9 10 or 11. It doesn't parse about 25% of HTML5 code either. I build websites. I see this every day. IE is garbage, it always has been, and IE11 is the worst pile of junk to come out of Redmond since Vista. See: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ieinternals/archive/2013/09/21/internet-explorer-11-user-agent-string-ua-string-sniffing-compatibility-with-gecko-webkit.aspx  to read for yourself how Microsoft INTYENTIONALLY screwed up the User Agent Strings, rendering MOST sites that require a Plug-in (especially Flash) inaccessible.  They're actually PROUD of that INSANELY STUPID MOVE. ... View more

It IS accurate. It ISN'T a Flash security threat as much as an Internet Explorer security threat, so any fix will come from the folks in Redmond. Personally, I've never been able to stand Microsoft's pitiful excuse for a browser. It uses 1996 security technology (ActiveX controls), and it's always been an unsecure, unsafe, incompatible with most new web standards, problem child among browsers. MS said they will be pushing a security fix as soon as they get it ready. It's stuff like this that makes me glad I switched to Mac twelve years ago. ... View more

You're NOT addressing Adobe here. This is a user-to-user forum. ... View more

Have you contacted QuickBooks support to see if they have a workaround? ... View more

Use the MSI installer: http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/licensing/win/install_flash_player_13_active_x.msi Better yet, STOP using Microsoft's GARBAGE browser. ... View more

Why the difference? GUI installer (1mb) vs FULL installer (18mb). GUI is the default - "Sponsored" to offset server bandwidth and development costs. FULL installer is for installs on "standalone systems" and for people who have troubles with the GUI installer... or people (like you and me) who can't stand bundled junk with their updates. Bookmark those links. They remain the same even when the version is updated. Then when you see an update notification, just use them. Also: http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/  for Reader updates. ... View more