My computer wont let me download flash player. There are no firewalls blocking it.?
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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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re-install flash! lots of people have asked the same question recently! \n\nyou can search the answers for "youtube"... but I think it needs to be re-installed.
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well its very difficult to bypass firewall\nyou have to find a bug in their firewall\nand their is no other way as they are meant for stopping these things
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this is a tricky question\n\nfirst u mast be sure that u have java and it will appear in ur control panel\n\nthen if u have it the problem will be in 2 things:\n1-ur browser it may be in the state " block flash" so u must remove this remark.\n\n2-ur firewall so u ll allow it when a pup up windows appear
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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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ZoneAlarm is a big one on this but if you don't have it try reinstalling the software and see if it works.  I don't recommend disabling your windows firewall or any other firewall.  Its there to help keep you safe.  You should have had something come up and say the program is trying to access that site.  If not I am not sure what to tell you.
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Since the firewall problem may persist in this case, there may be a probability for proxy server configuration for your connection...Check your service provider about any proxy configuration...
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In internet explorer, look under [Tools]  [Internet Options] [Security]  and you cablock them there, or better yet, get a firewall
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it depends how its blocked...\nits either its in your firewall or just a pop up blocker...\ntheres no websites that can solve your problems coz its just in your computer
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Well I had a similar problem. I could not play any flash video such as what you would see on YouTube. What you can try is this. First if you have an administrator account on the computer in question and you are trying to play video using a different account that is part of the problem. So I what I did was go into the administrator account and downlaoded the uninstaller from adobe and uninstalled flash. after I did that I went back to adobe and reinstalled the flash plugin and now I can play the videos. Here is the site where the uninstaller is located. http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14157\n Hopefully this works for you and good luck.
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Check your firewall settings..that should fix your problem
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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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Go download MozillaFirefox. It blocks them all automatically
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Manage your add ons in your firewall. They are probably blocked.
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sometimes if you have a firewall, that will block it. I had the same problem with limewire. turn off you firewall.
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i'm not sure what you are doing wrong but i just typed in the url and went right to it. i use two different fire walls 1 software based & one hardware based and had no problem with my settings on a very secure level and i'm not even asian which that site is.so they are an equal opportunity browser try disabling your firewall for a brief moment and then attempt to access the site again if you get thier it's the firewall settings but I doubt it it sounds to me like possibly parental controls are set to deny access to certain sites based on language/content etc....
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It's probably not your firewall.  Someone had to set it up to block myspace.  Try downloading mozilla firefox.  It's a free web-browser.  http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/