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Adobe Flash Player
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When using my computer I am asked to install ADOBE FLASH PLAYER. I follow instructions and install AFP. Comes up with message FINISHED. Go in again and am told to install AFP. Going round in circles - what is the cause and more important what is the remedy.
Many thanks in advance,
Taff Williams
Many thanks in advance,
Taff Williams
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Flash Player has stopped working on your computer. (It just has a nasty habit of doing that; don't ask me why!). So you're told to download it. But your computer sees that the program is already there and doesn't properly install it.
Here's the solution:
Go to Add or Remove Programs (or Programs and Features, depending upon your version of Windows) from the Control Panel.
Find and remove Adobe Flash Player Plug-in
RESTART YOUR COMPUTER.
Reinstall Flash Player from here:
http:// get.ado be.com/ flashpl ayer/
Chris
Flash Player has stopped working on your computer. (It just has a nasty habit of doing that; don't ask me why!). So you're told to download it. But your computer sees that the program is already there and doesn't properly install it.
Here's the solution:
Go to Add or Remove Programs (or Programs and Features, depending upon your version of Windows) from the Control Panel.
Find and remove Adobe Flash Player Plug-in
RESTART YOUR COMPUTER.
Reinstall Flash Player from here:
http://
Chris
That's unusual. As I've indicated, I've been offering this solution at regular intervals for several years and yours is only the second time that it's not worked :(
Try running System Restore (from Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools in XP - or from somewhere similar in other versions of Windows) to take your computer's registry back to a date just before the problem occurred.
Try running System Restore (from Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools in XP - or from somewhere similar in other versions of Windows) to take your computer's registry back to a date just before the problem occurred.