My IE wont play flash and I have FlashPlayer installed, latest version. I also can't go to microsoft update, the site says "object blocked" or I get an Error message. The same thing is wrong with Firefox. I am forced to use AOL Explorer to get videos and play flash now. Please help.
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You should install the latest flash "driver" for your browser!
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In IE you might get this message.\n\nSo Use FireFox.\n\nBut If you use Flash Player 8 it might cause problem so Use Flash Player 7 with FireFox is Best way\n\nDownload Flash Player 7 from \nhttp://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14266
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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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You have 2 solutions available.  You can download and install the Opera browser, and install Flash.  It works great, and was my original solution.  Or, you can use a Flash uninstaller from Adobe to clean out the Flash that a Microsoft update messed up, if you wish to continue using Internet Explorer..  \nhttp://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14157\nThen reboot your computer.  Then download and re-install Flash.\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash\nYes, it works.  But you do have to do both steps.  If you do not use the uninstaller first, you can download Flash 30 times an hour with the same result, no Flash!
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I think, new Flash media players cannot handle APP, other than HTTP.
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Download it with IE, keep Fire Fox. I use two browsers all the time. There are several sites Fire Fox won't display. You need both browsers.
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Did you go directly to the source on the adobe website?\n\nGo directly to:\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&promoid=BIOW\n\nYou can control it by clicking on the install link.\n\nAlso go to TOOLS, then Internet options, and then go to the security tab. Click on CUSTOM LEVEL and you need to make sure all your Active X options are enabled. \n\nThen go to the advanced tab and make sure the "play animations in webpage" is checked under MULTIMEDIA. Almost everything should be checked under there except the first two and something about placeholders.\n\nIf problem still persists, please go to:\nhttp://www.adobe.com/go/full_flashplayer_win_ie \n\nThe download popup should automatically come up. I think its the other easiest way.
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You might have a corrupted plug-in. First I would recommend installing the new IE7 http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie afterwards install the new Windows Media Player 11 http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia . That should fix all your problems. If you continue to have problems message me and I can help you further. I deal with these kind of issues all day for our 30+ employees.
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i use opera, and they just recently came out with opera v. 9.0  thats the fastest browser i have ever had, except it cant play all flash movies.... and that sux. anyway there is something about importing files in the options of most browsers
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Does it say that you don't have the program to run it, or is it the message box that gives you the option of choosing the program from the list?  If it is that box, just click on that option and then go out to your program files and choose the flash player as the program, and click the box that says to always open that type of file with that program, so that you don't have to do it everytime you try to open a swf file.  If that doesn't work, you may have to uninstall and reinstall the Flash software, when you do the Flash player should automatically be loaded also, you shouldn't have had to download it separately.
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First, make sure your sound works outside of youTube, ie in media player or iTunes.\nSecond, I don't know what browser or OS you are using to it is hard to understand the problem.\nWhat I can recomend is going to www.macromedia.com and getting the newest flash player, restarting, and trying again. Good luck.
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Well you should be able to get macromedia flash player 6 using a p2p client like Ares or Limewire\nbut try using another browser instead.. I use Mozilla Firefox... and have no problem with it, it installs the flash player automatically, only the latest flash player wont be available for it as soon as it is available for internet explorer.. try it.. Good LUck
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go to your control panel, click on add/remove programs. Find Flash Player and remove it. Then try to install it again.
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I had this error too. Its because you have a corrupt or older version of Flash installed, or have javascript disabled. To fix a corrupt flash installation, perform a google search for "flash player uninstaller". Once uninstalled visit Adobe.com and download the latest flash player. Also enable ActiveX via Internet security properties if you haven't already.
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First go to TOOLS on the menu and then select Internet Options. Then go to the SECURITY tab and click on custom level. Make sure all Active X options are enabled. \n\nRestart your browser.\n\nThen go to http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&promoid=BIOW and download the latest version of macromedia flash player.\n\nContact me if you still have problems.
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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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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.