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Matt Cable
Is anyone else having problems with Adobe/Macromedia Flash under Vista
(Ultimate Edition)? It initially worked, but something happened in the last
few weeks and now:
- The URGE service within Windows Media Player 11 displays the message "No
such error found. Error Code: flashNotInstalled"
- Videos on MSN report that I need to download Macromedia Flash Player
- YouTube reports that "Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest flash player"
Okay, so I've been out to Adobe to download Flash
(http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/triggerpages_mmcom/flash.html), and
of course I can see the Flash video with spinning message "Adobe Flash
Player successfully installed". But nothing else appears to work
So, I've read around, and have made sure that in IE7 that the "Shockwave
Flash Object" is an enabled IE Add-in.
I would un-install and re-install Flash, but I don't see any entries in
Vista's installed "Programs and Features" Control Panel applet.
Any other ideas? Is it security-related?
Thanks!
Matt
(Ultimate Edition)? It initially worked, but something happened in the last
few weeks and now:
- The URGE service within Windows Media Player 11 displays the message "No
such error found. Error Code: flashNotInstalled"
- Videos on MSN report that I need to download Macromedia Flash Player
- YouTube reports that "Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an
old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest flash player"
Okay, so I've been out to Adobe to download Flash
(http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/triggerpages_mmcom/flash.html), and
of course I can see the Flash video with spinning message "Adobe Flash
Player successfully installed". But nothing else appears to work
So, I've read around, and have made sure that in IE7 that the "Shockwave
Flash Object" is an enabled IE Add-in.
I would un-install and re-install Flash, but I don't see any entries in
Vista's installed "Programs and Features" Control Panel applet.
Any other ideas? Is it security-related?
Thanks!
Matt