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  Whenever I restart my computer I am asked to insert the disc from center of solutions.  When I do, I get the following error message:

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  I have a HP Officejet J4550 all-in-one equipped with Windows Vista.  Otherwise, everything works fine. Any ideas?  Thank you.

  I tried your suggestion and got the same error message after the repair.  However, when I rebooted, I have not the prompt to insert the disc of Center of Solution, so maybe it will work.  I'll check in with you later.  Thank you very much!

• Flash pro trial failed to download properly; is it possible to get it again?

  I started to download the trial last night but I think that he has failed to halfway through - internet is down. However, I did not know and when I tried to start the next morning (it was in my Start menu) he asked me if I wanted to start the 30-day trial and I said yes, but when I try to open it, it crashes. I can't download the trial of the creative cloud once again, so I'm stuck with half of a Flash. There must be a way to get the rest, I would really like to try this software before you buy it.

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  Uninstall the one you currently have, and then run the cleanup tool before you try to download or install again.

  Adobe Creative Suite cleanup tool

  helps resolve installation for CS3 thru CS6 and creative cloud problems

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html

  Download/install the desktop application, connect and install applications subscription.

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• Flash Player v19 fails install ActiveX on IE v11 (Win7 Ultimate)

  I was able to successfully play videos likely requiring Flash Player (e.g., Facebook) in my browser Internet Explorer 11 for quite some time now.  A few weeks ago they stopped play, and IE displays the error message that Flash Player is required for this kind of videos.  I tried downloading and installing Flash Player on adobe.com several times, whenever the installation program launches, downloads at 100% and the product to install but still fails with the error "control ActiveX cannot be registered.

  I tried the following installation scenarios:

  (1) download and run the independent activex control install package from adobe

  (2) turn off my Symantec/Norton antivirus for download & install

  (3) to open the Task Manager and ending the iexplorer.exe process even accuse after closing IE

  (4) do not open Task Manager, to continue to operate after the closing of the application THE process iexplorer.exe (2 of them).

  (5) made sure that IE 'ActiveX filtering' is turned OFF (that is to say, unchecked)

  Other info:

  -running Internet Explorer version 11.0.9699.18097 with the Version 11.0.25 update (KB3100773)

  -running Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit w/last updated

  -execution of Symantec Norton Security Suite version 22.5.4.24 with live updates

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  -MICROSOFT IE SECURITY UPDATE on 10 November 2015: KB310073, a security update which restricts the use of Jscript and VBscript, you are invited by malicious Web sites remote control; see the following: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3100773 and pay attention there for the link to a newsletter on restricting the use of Jscript and VBscript Microsoft Security.

  The installer of Flash Player uses Jscript to VBscript? Or is he affected in any other way by the recent Microsoft Windows KB3100773 security update?  Or by some other recent Microsoft Windows update?  What should I try next?

  Hi eeeehaw,

  This link worked.  Thank you.

  As I suspected, it is a problem of permission with the installation.  The issue started around Nov 11?  We published the latest version of Flash Player 11 Nov and installation, through substantive update, seems to be successful that day (not), however, I see many failed attempts to install Flash Player for IE after that.  Today the most recent attempt fails due to permissions errors.  The FAQ How can I fix Windows with Flash Player permission problems? contains information on how to solve this problem that runs a script to reset the permissions on various files and Flash Player registry entries.  If this does not work, you can try a less restrictive script of the microscope according to this tech note https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/968003.  This technical note makes reference to Windows updates, the error (0x80070005) is the same returned on the file Flash Player prevents the installation.

  --

  Maria

• Adobe Flash Player v18 fails to register in IE11, what else to try?

  I couldn't get Flash 18 to install without him saying "Failed to save" at the end and no player installed.

  Here is what I tried:

  Insured without THE lit during the installation of Flash

  Off "Run ActiveX controls" in Internet Explorer

  Run the uninstall program to remove the Flash Player, then deleted files recommended with residual Flash files in them.

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  I am slot as Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.

  Why is this so capricious Adobe software to install?

  Terry

  Maria,

  I did what you say with the check now button.  For the number 1 item.   He gave a big red X and reported

  "Sorry, Flash Player is either not installed or not enabled.

  Please you obtained in step 2 "

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  'Your Flash Version not installed'.

  "Your Internet Explorer browser name'"

  «Your operating system (OS) Windows (Windows 7).»

  Step 2 download the latest version of Flash.

  I went back to programs and features, and it shows even 18 Flash installed.

  I used your first link that you added, and he showed that the Flash is activated.

  I went on the second link and concluded that the Active X filtering was running, and I turned it off.

  I checked several videos that I thought would give me trouble, but they all played.

  Thanks for your perseverance to help me get this resolved.

  Here are a few thoughts:

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  2. when the test for the presence of Flash, the returned message should be more robust.  I copied above, the audit program said that Flash was not installed.  But we both know that it has BEEN installed.  So either the software control status must check more possibilities and report that them correctly, or at least detail the opportunities correctly.  In this case, we know that check reported the wrong conclusion when he said that Flash was not installed.

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  Terry

• Flash player installation fails on Yosemite/Mavericks

  I could not update or install flash player for some time now.  It started on the Mavericks several months ago, when an update has failed, but I am now on Yosemite and the problem persists.  I tried many, many things on the forums apple and adobe for trying to get flash to install or update including starting in safe mode, remove the drive completely, flash Offline Installer and many others. I even spend about one hour with Apple in a chat session and another hour to a Genius Bar appointment - two technicians have been very knowledgeable but ultimately could not help.  I became convinced that something weird was messed up in my OSX installation so tonight, I reinstalled the operating system tries to solve this problem, but even that has not set.  The symptom is always the same - download fine, but little time in the installation phase fails.  The more useful info that I could get is running Setup directly via Terminal.

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  There are a few posts here with the same "Installer: certificate used to sign the package is not approved." Use - allowUntrusted to override. "question.  Please see the following threads:

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  Untrusted certificate...  Flash will not install OS X 10.10?

  The installer is signed correctly, Setup online smaily refers both the Offline Installer. Setup online simply download and install Setup offline silently in the background, while the Offline Installer is the full installation package.

  --

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  I have reviewed the messages of the forum about this error, tried the suggestions and still can't get the flash player to install. And... by uninstalling my previous version, in accordance with the instructions, I now do not have... and am very frustrated. Help, please. I have Windows XP and IE8. I checked that the minimum system requirements are ok.

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• Flash player installation fails AGAIN on Win 7

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  Ronald

  you want to try the links to direct download from this FAQ page: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3952360

• Flash player installation fails on Mac?

  I have an iMac OS X version 10.6.4 even 2 months yet and I made a blunder today and accidentally uninstalled my flash drive.

  Now when I go to reinstall it from the adobe site it downloads but when it comes to the installation process it makes 5% and wrote "this installation failed. I'm working now throughout the day to try to fix it and I tried everything I could think about looking for someone who had this happen, but I can't find any solution.  I also safari and firefox, I tried downloading both. Any suggestions?

  See also this page is no help: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/865/cpsid_86551.html

• Flash Builder - launch failed

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  I am new to Flash Builder and Action Script so this may be something obvious to others...

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• Latest flash player installation fails in IE8/Win XP

  I tried to install the latest version of Flash Player on my XP system for two days. Here is my system info:

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  Flash Player - one I used (recent but not a beta) has been uninstalled when I tried to install your latest version on your site in the usual way. After a few attempts to install, I downloaded and executed the Player uninstall program according to the instructions found on your site - Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1 software installation/uninstallation r53 - just to make sure I was doing a clean install. I also downloaded the latest version and it ran manually.

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  • Your installation of Flash Player completes without error, but you cannot view Flash content in Internet Explorer.
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  • Some sites tell you to reinstall Flash Player, but after you do, you see the same message.

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  If you are not comfortable editing the registry, get help from your system administrator or other COMPUTER professional.

  If you choose to proceed, first back up your entire hard drive, and create a Windows System Restore Point.

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  1. Make sure that you are connected to a Windows administrator account. If you're not, you will not be able to use SubInACL.
  2. Download SubInACL from Microsoft Download Center.
  3. Follow the installation instructions. Make sure you only install SubInACL (subinacl.exe) to the directory C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools.
  4. Download the reset_fp10.zip file.
  5. Open the fp10.zip file and extract the reset_fp10.cmd file to the directory C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\. Note that this file and SubInACL (subinacl.exe) must be in this directory.
  6. Double-click reset_fp10.cmd. A command window will open and SubInACL will run.
  7. Do not use the machine while SubInACL is running.
  8. After SubInACL is completed, you will see a prompt "Press any key to continue".
  9. Install Flash Player on the Flash Player download page.
  10. To verify that your installation was successful, see the about Flash Player page. At the top of the screen, you should see a message that says "Adobe Flash Player successfully installed."

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