Why does my computer freeze when I try to install Macromedia Flash?
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if you are useing firefox it does that alot so just go one innernet exporter and download it on there.
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Check for error messages, or the "Notification Bar" if you're using Internet Explorer - It's a bar that shows up if some action has been prevented such as a popup, ActiveX install or a download. \n\nThe other thing is that it might be using Shockwave, another technology from Macromedia. One last idea (this one is somewhat of a security risk) is to add the website to your Trusted Sites list by going to Tools, Internet Options, Security and clicking "Trusted Sites" then "Sites" and click "Add" with the web address of the page filled in (it should do this for you).\n\nThe 2 download URLs for Flash and Shockwave are below in the sources:
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Users can download free add-ons that enable or disable their browsers from viewing Macromedia Flash. Below are a few recommendations that we have enjoyed using. \n•No! Flash - Enable and disable flash animations, scripts, animated images, videos, background sounds and much more from your systray. \n•Flash and Pics Control 2.0 - Enable and disable flash animations and pictures from within the browser.
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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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You can download the trial version from Macromedia and try it for 30 days, then continually download it to avoid paying for it. However, I do not recommend doing that as a lot of your projects will be either lost or broken, which happened to me several times.\n\nThere are more than enough sites that you can learn Flash from, I recommend playing with the program yourself.
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uptate your flashplayers, depending on the computer maybe a harware upgrade to at least a 64mb video card or larger
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Some of the bugs and issues with macromedia flash 8 are at http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=192159\n\nThat would be a good place to get started.
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If you have installed `flash player' and are still facing problems.. i'd suggest that you download and install another browser and retry.. you can try Firefox or Opera
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You must have Macromedia Flash 8. You must buy it from them to use it. There is a 30 day trial. You need to learn action script.
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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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I had the same problem. I eventually downloaded it from my computer manfacturers website because Adobe, who now own Macromedia, don't allow it to be downloaded easily.
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Reinstall it and download it from Flash player.com
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Then your disk is probably corrupted. As in something inside the thing has broke and Windows can't access the thing properly. You might need to replace the flash mem card.
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Perhaps if you have a program on your computer that regulates installed programs... if you are on windows XP, try logging on as administrator..\n\nalso you might wanna try a different version of flash player..\n\ni have flash player 6 and they work fine! :)\n\n\nBTW: I LOVE your name, pooter..\n\nI name all my video game characters pooter or pootey for some reason hm...
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how much ram do you have, you may not have enough video ram or internal ram to handle the stream. Video uses the most resources of any media you use on a computer. And if you have other softwares running in the background that'll freeze you up also alot of the time.\n\nBut you can check to make sure the drivers are up-to-date, and that you confiured it correctly. Creative pro is tricky, you have to make sure you have it configured exactly. It doesn't auto-adjust to most drivers. You have to manually configure it. and remember it uses alot of resources, so a slow computer, low ram, or low video ram are the main problems I face when my clients come to me with a creative pro issue. After checking those it's easy to find how to make it run smooth.
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Here is what I would recommend:\n1.  Go to Start-->Settings-->Control Panel\n2.  Choose Add/Remove Programs\n3.  Find Flash Player\n4.  If you have it installed, press the Remove or Uninstall button.\n5.  Follow the link below and see how that works.\n\nGood luck.
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If you have a windows system, do this:\n1 - open Control Panel\n2 - open Add/Remove Software in Control Panel\n3 - find Macromedia Flash in the list of installed software.\n4 - click the "remove" button for this entry in the list.\n\nGood luck!