Adobe Flash Player is safe now?

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• Installed Adobe Flash Player update and now get the security warning message

  On each page on that I click I get the warning following pop box IE. A website wants to open web content outside of protected mode. This program will open outside of protected mode". The Web site, whether is Adobe Flash Player.  I can't get rid of the pop up if I click on allow.  I can click on don't allow not, but for every thing I'm in, I get this pop up warning window.  I do not think that I have to click on "don't show me this message again" that I should?

  I asked this question on the Adobe forum, and while a lot of people have looked at my question, I did not get all the answers.  I also went to support at Microsoft and found this problem.  The only difference is that the problem is for Vista and I have Windows 7.  Otherwise, it's exactly the same thing.  He said to check for a fix.  I clicked the button to fix, but then he said that it was not available.  I don't understand.  First he said it was, but when I clicked it, it said that it was not.  Is it because I have Windows 7 and not Vista?

  As you can probably, I'm not the sharptest knife in the drawer when it comes to computer problems so I could sure use some help.  I also installed all updates latest IE.  That did not help.  I would like just to uninstall Adobe Flash Player but don't have many programs need?  I you could use some help here.  Thank you.

  Sandee

  I tried to follow your steps as carefully as I could.  I'm sorry to report that it did not work.  What I finally had to do was to make a back up and restore.  I backed up before 3 days, which was a bunch of Windows updates.  I probably lost all updates but guess what - the warning box has disappeared.

  Thank you very much for taking the time & than give me such clear instructions, step by step.  The fact that you tried is appreciated by me.

  Sandee

• Support, latest version of Adobe Flash Player now cannot open PDF files

  I loaded Adobe Flash player today and now I'm sorry I did.  When I try to open PDFs on my mac, I get a message to the effect that I need to launch adobe reader, accept the terms of the agreement, exit my browser (safari) and start it again.  When I try to do all this, I can't find a way to accept the terms of adobe.  So, I'm stuck and so frustrated!  Thanks for your help as soon as possible - please talk in plain language I'm not tech savvy.

  
  

  

  Launch the player in your Applications folder and accept the agreement. This has NOTHING to do with Flash Player.

• Cannot download the latest version of Adobe Flash Player

  I tried to install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player.  Download now appears and then the next screen appears and says you can encounter these problems and down load it.  When I click on help that he goes back directly to the load down the page now.  Active X is already installed_I have uninstalled all adobe products and tried to start over, but I get the same answer.  I downloaded IE9, but that only added to the problems.  I can't play my game because it says I need to down load the version more recent Flash.  Help, please.

  Hello

  Flash can get corrupted

  Download and save the uninstaller flash on your desktop or wherever you like from the link below

  then right click on the uninstall program saved flash and run as administrator and uninstall flash player

  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/141/tn_14157.html

  then download the latest version of the reader direct flash from adobe on the link below

  Uncheck the 1 google toolbar before downloading

  http://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/

  and for more information on this problem if needed:

  below link is Adobe flashplayer support forums:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/webplayers/flash_player

  help troubleshooting Adobe flash player

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/flashplayer/

• Is it safe to turn on Adobe Flash Player 10 Safari?

  Since my upgrade to Safari 10, Adobe Flash Player is disabled by default. Is it safe to reactivate or is it considered dangerous now?

  It has always been a bit of a risk. You can activate it if necessary, but if you don't need, I would leave it turned off.

• Adobe flashplayer now requires the installation of McAfee Security Scan, is there an alternative to Adobe Flash player?

  I don't want products McAfee Ant installed on my system, but it seems now that Adobe Flash player goes with McAfee Security Scan, you cannot have one without the other. What on earth are Adobe up to, and are there other options? Thank you.

  You can download without mcaffe, juice uncheck the offer as an option
  

• Why are there now TWO Adobe Flash Player required to view all of the Web sites: v11.9.900 and v12.0.0.43?

  I had Adobe Flash Player v.11.9.900.170 and upgraded to v.12.0.0.43. When I checked the Add-ons Manager, both versions of Flash were listed and active. I disabled the earlier version, and now indicate a few sites I don't have Flash. When I re-activated the old version, the video has played very well. So what's the problem with it is necessary to have TWO versions of Flash Player installed, the current one AND a previous one? Seems hinkey...

  @cor-el: the previous version seemed to disappear of itself, about 12 hours later. I checked the topic: plugins page (along with the Add/Remove Programs), and only the latest version of Flash is not installed. I have already refreshed the pluginreg.dat file.

  There always at least a web page that asks for the installation of Flash Player, but it works very well on almost all other Web sites.

• Page updated Firefox always said 'you need to update Adobe Flash Player now! ", but identifies the missing plugin update process which I am unable to find.

  I click the button to update Flash Player on the web page updated to Firefox that brings me to the Adobe Flash Player download page. By clicking on the download button now takes me to a page of instruction poster screenshots to wait during the process. The InfoBar at the top of the page says it has a missing plug in, but by clicking on the button "install the plug-in missing" translates to "not found any plug-in." There is no other button or active link on the Adobe page that allows me to move forward with the process. This same thing happened the last several times that Firefox has updated. Flash Player has not been updated for a long time.

  Is easier to use the manual setup programs to install Flash, for details, see http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html#main_ManualInstaller

• Is it safe to install Adobe Flash Player on my computer?

  I need to go further in my search, but it is asking for the AdobeFlash Player pre-installed.  It from the wreck of my computer, and it will make my unsecured computer.

  Original title: my computer asks Adobe Flash Player must be installed.  Is it safe for me to press "install" without destroying my computer.  No computer savvy at all.

  Hello

  We apologize for the delay in response. We understand your concern about the installation of Adobe Flash Player on your computer.

  We suggest that you post your concern on the Windows Forum or contact Adobe technical support team. They are the support group that can best answer your question on installing a program on your computer.

  For Windows forum, please post your problem on this link:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows

  Please feel free to post again on this forum if you have other concerns regarding your account. Your cooperation and understanding is appreciated.

  Thank you!

• I tried to install Adobe Flash Player, but he told me to close Explorer first, so I did. Then I tried to test it by playing a video, but it doesn't 'take' what I do now

  original title: Still No video.

  I tried to install Adobe Flash Player, but he told me to close Explorer first, so I did. Then I tried to test it by playing a video, but it doesn't 'take' what do I do now?

  When you go here, what does say under the Version information?

• my system is 64-bit but my adobe flash player is 32-bit install on my com.now it's good or not? because if I play poker it is verry slowly.maybee is not compatible? Please help me what can I do?

  my system is 64-bit but my adobe flash player is 32-bit install on my com.now it's good or not? because if I play poker it is verry slowly.maybee is not compatible? Please help me what can I do?

  my system is 64-bit but my adobe flash player is 32-bit install on my com.now it's good or not? because if I play poker it is verry slowly.maybee is not compatible? Please help me what can I do?

  Unless you use the 64-bit browser, you will not need 64-bit plugins.  Just because Windows is 64-bit does not mean that everything has been installed it is.
   
  Uninstall all Plugins Internet (RealPlayer, QuickTime, Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Shockwave Player, Adobe Air, Microsoft Silverlight, K-lite codec pack, etc.) of your computer.
   
  Turn it back on.
   
  Reset Internet Explorer default.  If used, reset the default values for Firefox.
  [Note: If you don't have any other browsers installed at that time, taste.]  Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera are decent.
   
  Turn it back on.

  Download, install, execute, update and perform analyses complete system with the two following applications:

  • MalwareBytes (FREE)
  • SuperAntiSpyware (FREE)

  Remove anything they find. Reboot when necessary. (You can uninstall one or both when finished.)

  Search online with eSet Online Scanner. Delete everything is found.

  Turn it back on.
   
  Install Adobe Flash Player (in Internet Explorer and Firefox separately) and Microsoft Silverlight.  Remember to UNCHECK all the boxes to install other software with them.
   
  Turn it back on.
   
  Try whatever you were doing before.  Come back and let everyone know how things went.

• Firefox off telling me to upgrade to the new version of the flash plugin. I can't upgrade to the latest Adobe flash player 11, because it does not support Windows Vista 64-bit. So now what am I supposed to do?

  I have Windows Vista 64-bit. I can not play online games on Pogo. I have already contacted Pogo & they have update me of flash player. Firefox disabled by the Flash plugin. I can't update Adobe flash player because it does not support 64-bit.

  See:

  • http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/000/6b3af6c9.html

• I can't load Adobe Flash Player when you are prompted by almost everyone now.

  Internet Explorer crashes when you try to load Adobe Flash Player.

  Hi Ron3_644,

  You can try to remove the previous versions and install manually the last.

  Uninstall Flash Player | Windows

  Adobe - Adobe Flash Player Install

• I installed Microsoft Fix It and now I can't play anything with IE9 which requires Adobe Flash Player

  Instead, I receive a message to install the latest verstion of Adobe Flash Player (which I have already installed) and even if I try to install Flash Player again, no go.  No video.  I tried on several Web sites.  I don't know if this really has nothing to do with Microsoft Fix It, or if there are some problems with the security of IE9.

  In Internet Explorer, go to tools > manage Addons and check that the Shockwave Flash object is listed and enabled. Then go to tools > Security and ensure that ActiveX filtering is not enabled.

  More details and additional options are available here:

  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/191/tn_19166.html

• I just updated my Adobe Flash Player and now I get a message that I need to update my flash player

  I received a message to update my Adobe Flash Player 9 or later version. I downloaded the player, he showed that it has installed but I still get the message.

  The following site will tell you which version of Adobe
  Flash Player you are using...
  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/155/tn_15507.html

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  The latest version of Adobe Flash Player is: 10.3.181.23
  http://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/

  If you continue to have problems, what it may be worth trying
  Download and run the following uninstall program:

  Adobe Flash Player uninstaller
  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/141/tn_14157.html