I run Windows XP SP2 fully updated, got all recent Adobe update, didn't install any software recently using Codec or so (I already got compatibility problem with Premiere with that before)... I guess this problem occur since my latest adobe update. Nothing is mentioned on Adobe or Windows homepage about that problem while using Premiere.
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Since it's a runtime error, it has to be corrected by the manufacturer, there's nothing you can do.  You should get in touch with Adobe and report it.
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Possibly try updating your adobe, it worked at my job!
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I'm not very tech minded, But I'm willing to suggest trying the "Adobe Flash Support" link.\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/support/
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through what browser?\n\nwhat's your operating system?\n\nupdated your OS recently?\n\nhave you installed Adobe/Macromedia's Flash players current version?
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Most likely you have a codec issue.  To see what codec may need updating right click the file and select properites.  The info you need to find the updates should be listed under the first tab.  Now you can go to this site to see if that codec is avaliable from Microsoft by using this link.  http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/codecs/codecs.aspx  If it isn't try yahoo search to find the codec.  A more popular one you can try is DivX avaliable from http://www.divx.com  Hope this helps God Bless.
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If the initial picture comes up on screen, and it's a divx file, try using divx player. If still doesn't play, give up. Divx files tend to have problems with video on older comps. Otherwise right click on the screen, check the video properties, that will give you the reason for the error and/or the codec that's required
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I have been asking what this was for awhile now. Finally, I deleted Windows Media Player totally off my computer and re-downloaded it, as well I "saved to computer" and now mine works just fine. Good luck!
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Test Adobe Shockwave & Flash Players\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/\n\nYou may need to uninstall the Adobe Flash Player plug-in and ActiveX control and reinstall. \n\nAdobe Flash Player Uninstaller:\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14157
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Macromedia/Adobe has an uninstaller you can download (see below). Maybe that will help.
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Well since some of the programs aren't working, yes it could be a bad copy of Windows XP Professional. You can downgrade to Home Edition but its better to reinstall the whole things all over because it is a possibility that by downgrading it may corrupt your Home Edition as well. My advice is to do a fresh install of Home Edition. Well what problems are you encountering, maybe they are just simple problems that can be fixed. But if you decided already that it is a bad copy than just install Home Edition but a fresh installation.
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This is a quick fix. Less time.\n Remvoe your current acrobat reader ( remove all versions), restart your PC, then install it again from adobe.com.
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Unless you have quite old hardware it's not likely to be SP2 causing this.\n\nDo some other searching for other problems (as well as going back to SP1 if that's what you want to do).\n\n///
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WMP 11 is built specifically for Vista on which it works perfectly well (I've had both up and running for about 8 weeks now) but I have also heard a lot of tales of woe like yours because it won't run exactly right on earlier versions ...\nI suggest a roll-back to WMP10 for you
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Install the new macromedia flash player 8 (available on macromedia.com). Flash PLayer 7 crashes on xp! Don't know why...
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hi, do you have a detect & repair on the task bar, if so run it, other wise I would e-mail adobe and ask them, I did for photo element's they were great.......hope this help's, good luck...
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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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that happened to me too, and i tried downloading the codec off of the windows site but it never worked... so i just got DivX... i think you can get it at www.download.com...