adobe flash player

John320d · 02-26-2013, 05:18 PM

somehow my adobe flash player has become disabled and will not become enabled again. i have tried the recommended procedures without any luck. i have google chrome installed which has adobe f/p as a default setting . i have tried my other browsers but it will not install. anybody else having problems? i was thinking it might be the adobe website having difficulties. anybody got any ideas? thanks for any help

dopper99 · 02-26-2013, 06:07 PM

Try setting your computer to a previous restore point at a point when your flash player was working?

John320d · 02-27-2013, 04:04 AM

yes, i tried that, did not work. i am now thinking it may be caused by weak broadband speed which bt are struggling to put right, could this be possible? thanks dopper99

xPETEZx · 02-27-2013, 10:44 AM

Would not have thought it has anything to do with your broadband.

I would:

1.) Completely uninstall Adobe Flash player from your computer.
2.) Reboot
3.) Go back to Adobe site and try and re-install the player again.

Failing that, just stick to chrome :P (Use chrome on everything now... phone, PC, tablet , work. ITs great, I just sign in with my google account and it sync's all my bookmarks / themes / apps etc)

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John320d Lieutenant 31 Rep 559 Posts Drives: BMW 320d E93 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Manchester UK iTrader: (0)	adobe flash player somehow my adobe flash player has become disabled and will not become enabled again. i have tried the recommended procedures without any luck. i have google chrome installed which has adobe f/p as a default setting . i have tried my other browsers but it will not install. anybody else having problems? i was thinking it might be the adobe website having difficulties. anybody got any ideas? thanks for any help
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dopper99 Lieutenant General 3533 Rep 11,292 Posts Drives: Golf R Mk8 Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: UK iTrader: (1)	Try setting your computer to a previous restore point at a point when your flash player was working?
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John320d Lieutenant 31 Rep 559 Posts Drives: BMW 320d E93 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Manchester UK iTrader: (0)	yes, i tried that, did not work. i am now thinking it may be caused by weak broadband speed which bt are struggling to put right, could this be possible? thanks dopper99
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xPETEZx Captain 46 Rep 663 Posts Drives: Golf R Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: London iTrader: (0)	Would not have thought it has anything to do with your broadband. I would: 1.) Completely uninstall Adobe Flash player from your computer. 2.) Reboot 3.) Go back to Adobe site and try and re-install the player again. Failing that, just stick to chrome :P (Use chrome on everything now... phone, PC, tablet , work. ITs great, I just sign in with my google account and it sync's all my bookmarks / themes / apps etc)
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