help please????

[Guest]

Hi everyone, i have a problem with my IE7 running on vista home premium. the
problem i am having is, when ever i access a website running a flash i keep
getting a message that i need to download the flash plug-in. please advise
that i almost tried everything. i have tried checking the add-ons to make
sure they are enabled, and they all are. i have tried changing the security
options and the cookies to try and install it, but with no luck. what
confuses me is that it was running fine before, and i tried using the system
restore, but also nothing happend. when i try downloading it from flash
website i get the successfuly installed flash player but it doesn't change
anything. please if anyone can help me, i'll raelly appreciate it. one more
thing it works fine with firefox when i installed the flash add-on for it.

Thanks,

 

[Guest]

You need to go ahead & download the flash plug-in
because some items will not run correct without
this program.
shortwoman

 

[Guest]

Uninstall using Adobe's tool:
http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/uninstall_flash_player.exe

THEN reinstall:

http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?

 

[Bill Yanaire]

You need to stop using IE7 immediately. Microsoft products are bad for your
computer. OpenSource is the way to go. Doesn't matter if you want to use a
Microsoft product. Forget it. Use Mozilla or Firefox. It won't cost you a
dime to try? Just FYI.

Now, isn't that the same kind of advice you give everyone else who has an
issue with their software? Makes sense. Doesn't it?

 

[The poster fromerly known as 'The poster formerly]

You need to stop using IE7 immediately. Microsoft products are bad for your
computer. OpenSource is the way to go. Doesn't matter if you want to use a
Microsoft product. Forget it. Use Mozilla or Firefox. It won't cost you a
dime to try?

LOL! You said it, not me.

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