ok heres the problem, the schools secruity has become out of hand... They wont let me access any page with flash or a media player protocol, there has to be a way to kinda sidestep it right. All I want to do is play some flash games.
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all right,\n    a my school, they have blocked all these sites and stuff. My friend finished everything assigned and got bored. he found a proxy to a site. He sent me a proxy to Youtube.com. I'm not sure if it can be much help to you, but try tinkering with it.\n\nHere it is\nhttp://www.dnbroker.us/parking/No1Proxy.com/Proxy/index.php?q=d3d3LnlvdXR1YmUuY29t&hl=1011101001
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go to flashplayer.com to download it or even better go to downloads.com and type in flashplayer
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donwload the latest micromedia flash player and u should have no problem... it has to do with the type of the component and how the old flash handles the object
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I would say get a new brand of internet...since my school has it and it pretty much sucks and needs to be replaced obviously...it freezes all the time and no i don't know how :p
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I hate it! grrrrr....those annoying flashboxes!\n\n(the only good thing is it's whiteboard)
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lol well you could always do it from home. if that dosnt work i find most schools only block sites if you type in the url www.myspace.com and try to go directly try going through google to get to it. worked reasonably well and most schools. if that donst work you will have to find out what the school is using to admin there network and find out what the admin password overrides are then reset it so you can go there. mind you in most areas this will get you exspelled and in some a large fine and loose of your computer
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you need to reinstall flash or just clear your internet cache.\n\nso go to control panel > add remove programs and remove flash, then reinstall the newest version of flash.\n\nyou can also email y! and they will give you directions.\n-nny
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Flash is an Active X control. Seems like the Admin has it set so limited users are not allowed "To Run Active X Controls and Plugins."
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It's pretty hard to get around it if the school is using a security program. But if you really want the same type of website...try bloopdiary.com\n\nYour school might not have blocked this website.
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Yes, that happened to me once. I suggest going to the Microsoft website for updates for your internet browser such as windows explorere or netscape. Or you can try going to your computer companyu site for application and software updates, such as Dell, You might have some applications that are not yet up to date to handle falsh videos. After you have your computer up to date, then go back and see if the flash videos work. If not try reinstalling flas player 8 again, or whatever the website offers you. Some sites will test it to make sure your computer is reading it ok.
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Could be they are using some kind of flashmedia that's  not compatible with what you have on your computer.
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Just go out to the Adobe / Macromedia website and install the latest version of Macromedia Flash player.  It's a free download.\n\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/
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Try uninstalling Firefox, restarting your computer (for good measure), and then re-installing Firefox. Also try accessing the websites in a different browser, like Internet Explorer or Opera (Opera is linked below). If the video doesn't work in those browsers, try uninstalling the video player and re-installing it. If it's not a streaming video (ie, if it's a video you downloaded), you might not have the right codec: try the K-Lite Codec Pack, linked below. If you are trying to access the video from behind a firewall (ie, from school or work), there might be controls in the way that block you from viewing the videos, because they put a strain on the location's bandwidth. In this case, there's not much you can do.
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maybe this will work...go to add/remove...uninstall macromedia flash...(there is a newer version i believe)....now go to start...double click my computer....program files....macromedia flash..remove it from here also\nnow open internet explorer....click on tools..reset web settings...if u do not see that...go through each tab and click reset to default\nnow go here and download latest version\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash\ni am thinking this should fix it....if not u can im me\nthis is version 9............also...i would go here and update your java\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp\nand whhttp://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate/v6/default.aspx?ln=en-usile your at it..go here and get all the microsoft updates\nand then u should update antivirus and spyware scanners
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If you go to your student web page there should be something somewhere (I can't remember) that has contact information for the school. You can ask a question by mail or call them. It is called Tech support and they are open 24 hours/7 days a week. If you do have some sort of firewall they will guide you through taking it down for their website. They usually can figure anything out, I haven't had a time where they weren't able to. Good Luck.
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This same thing happened to me.  I went to the Control Panel, Add/Remove, and uninstalled Macromedia Flash stuff.  Then I restarted, and went to the Macromedia site and downloaded the stuff for Flash Player and installed it.  Then I typed "test flash player" or "flash player test site" in google and found the site, went to it, and did the test.  It said I had it installed fine, and I did.
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that site requires adobe flash player 9 which you can get at http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer