D Dan May 12, 2004 #1 How do I stop Windows XP/IE 6 continually asking, when web browsing, for me to download the Macromedia Flash program. dan
How do I stop Windows XP/IE 6 continually asking, when web browsing, for me to download the Macromedia Flash program. dan
C Carey Frisch [MVP] May 13, 2004 #2 A. Do not visit a website that requires the use of the Flash Player. B. Install the Flash Player. -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows XP - Shell/User Be Smart! Protect your PC! http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | How do I stop Windows XP/IE 6 continually asking, when web browsing, for me | to download the Macromedia Flash program. | | | dan
A. Do not visit a website that requires the use of the Flash Player. B. Install the Flash Player. -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows XP - Shell/User Be Smart! Protect your PC! http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | How do I stop Windows XP/IE 6 continually asking, when web browsing, for me | to download the Macromedia Flash program. | | | dan
D Dan May 13, 2004 #3 Neither option below is usable. I need to visit eBay, I need to stop being bothered by MMF. Surely there is a way ! dan ===========================================================
Neither option below is usable. I need to visit eBay, I need to stop being bothered by MMF. Surely there is a way ! dan ===========================================================
D dev May 13, 2004 #4 /Dan/ said: How do I stop Windows XP/IE 6 continually asking, when web browsing, for me to download the Macromedia Flash program. Click to expand... One way would be to install the Mozilla (a suite, including mail/news) or FireFox (standalone) browser, then install the FlashBlocker XPI extension. Then, whenever Flash is encountered a prompt to click to play will appear - which you can ignore if you choose.
/Dan/ said: How do I stop Windows XP/IE 6 continually asking, when web browsing, for me to download the Macromedia Flash program. Click to expand... One way would be to install the Mozilla (a suite, including mail/news) or FireFox (standalone) browser, then install the FlashBlocker XPI extension. Then, whenever Flash is encountered a prompt to click to play will appear - which you can ignore if you choose.
