Old Version of Flash Player needed

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• Remove old versions of Flash Player?

  I downloaded Flash Player NPAPI 23 successfully today. I noticed on my control panel Windows (Vista) that Flash Player ActiveX 22 and 22PPAPI are still installed. Should I uninstall manually 22 versions?

  Here the 3 different versions of Flash Player for different browsers:

  • NPAPI is for Firefox and browsers based on NPAPI
  • ActiveX is for Internet Explorer
    • If you use IE you want to install Flash Player ActiveX version 23.  Launch IE and go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer to download and install the latest version.
    • If you do not use IE, you can uninstall Flash Player ActiveX 22.
  • PPAPI is for browsers such as Opera Chrome.
    • If you use Opera, normally, you want to upgrade as well, however, there was a reported issue yesterday against Flash Player 23 and Opera (see Flash PPAPI 23.0.0.162 plugin does not work in Opera and chrome) so you can hold off on upgrading to Flash Player 23 PPAPI for the opera.
    • If you do not use Opera, you can uninstall Flash Player PPAPI 22.

• Install the old Version of Flash Player

  Flash Player is no longer works on my PC.  My processor is an Intel Core Duo 1.83 GHz.  What is the latest version of Flash Player that will work for me?

  Thank you.

  And Shockwave Flash is activated?

  Also http://forums.adobe.com/thread/867968

• Download the old version of Flash Player

  I am registered for a Webinar that uses ON24 format, which is incompatible with version 11.7.  Their teaching is to revert to the version 11.6.  I can only find the download of 11.6 for developers.  Please tell us the location and the procedure of download/installation of 11.6.

  Hi, please visit this link for an older version of flash player. Scroll down on this page and find the version 11.6.

  ersions http://helpx.adobe.com/Flash-Player/KB/Archived-Flash-Player-versions.html#main_Archived_v

• is that what I deleted the old version of flash player 10 using the menu 'remove program' in Vista ok?

  Everything seems uninstall itself ok, but I did the damage?

  That's the way programs are normally uninstalled; There will be no damage.

• Install the latest version of Flash Player

  I can't find the uninstall program to uninstall the old version of flash player on my macbook pro.  I use OS X 10.6.8.

  This is the utility to uninstall for Mac OS: http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-mac-os.html

• BrowserLab provides stable version previous Flash Player?

  Basically, I need to see how our pages, which include Flash widgets and should be accessible, is shaping up in Flash Player 7 and 8 and sometimes even in version 6. Is this possible? I thought that browsercam.com might do, but apprently not, I think I can install Macromedia Flash Player to archives on a server without Flash, mobile... but if not, I need a solution to test how older versions of Flash handle our stuff.

  Cheers.

  The answer is no, this is currently not possible using BrowserLab, and frankly, unless this is not likely to be something that we we Landa in the near future, we see a lot of requests.

  There are a few reasons why:

  • Content Flash is usually on the animations based on frames. BrowserLab takes static screen captures, so to show how works your Flash content, it will take either a number of shots of your page, or even a video. These two would be fairly resource intensive and costly for us
  • BrowserLab is currently supported 15 browser/operating system combinations. To support same 2 old versions of Flash in combination with the browsers/OS would multiply our needs of material far too

  Mark

• Manager tab Firefox Add0ns is incorrectly identify my version of Flash Player installed.

  Firefox calls being installed and up-to-date Flash Player 16.0.0.235. Windows 7 calls the ongoing installation of Flash Player 16.0.0.305.

  You seem to have two different Plugins Flash installed for Firefox.

  Shockwave Flash 17.0 r0
  Shockwave Flash 16.0 r0
  

  Also, don't forget that [ActiveX], Firefox IE Chrome [pepper] and [Plugin] use separate versions of Flash. We need to look the version listed in the "Installed programs" to correct for the web browser you use.

  Take the uninstall program Adobe from here:
  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Flash-Player/KB/uninstall-Flash-Player-Windows.html

  Then download the versions of Flash you need for Firefox and IE here:
  https://www.Adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

  Run the Adobe Flash uninstall program, and then restart your operating system. To remove completely all versions of Flash.

  Then install the latest versions of Flash. Restart your PC when finished.

• What is Adobe flash player needed for

  What is Adobe flash player needed for

  Hi Alison68,

  Welcome to the responses of Microsoft Windows Vista forums.

  Adobe Flash Player is a software for viewing animations and movies using computer programs such as a web browser; in common usage, Flash lets you put animation and movies on a web site. Flash Player runs SWF files that can be created by the Adobe Flash authoring tool, Adobe Flex or by a number of other Macromedia and third-party tools. The Flash Player has been designed to display 2D vector animation, but since become appropriate to create rich Internet applications and streaming video and audio. It uses vector graphics to minimize the file size and create files save bandwidth and loading time. Flash is a common format for games, animations, and GUIs embedded in web pages. Flash Player is available as a plugin for recent versions of browsers web (such as Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari and Internet Explorer) on selected platforms. Adobe States that each version of the plugin is backward compatible, with the exception of security changes introduced in Version 10.

  If you need any other calrifications or if you feel that you still need more information, I would prefer that go you through the link below for the best answers.
  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/Flash

  Let us know if you need additional assistance.

  Kind regards.
  Anthony
  Microsoft technical support
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to install a previous version of Flash Player on Windows 8

  Hello

  Does anyone know how we can install a previous version of Flash Player on Windows 8 or 10 PC?

  The latest version of 20.0.0.267 is no longer compatible with our software (GetVariable() problems) and we would like to replace it with version 16.0.0.296

  The procedure for Windows XP, Vista and 7 is easy, but I don't have a solution for Windows 8 and 10

  Thank you very much for your attention to my request.

  Christophe

  Depends on what "type of plugin" you talk

  (1) If you are referring to NPAPI or PPAPI then it can be relatively simple.

  (2) If you are referring to the one built into the operating system, then you will need to uninstall the update of windows, like those who are pushed by Microsoft, however if you are on the original version of Windows 10 then this update will be forced down with you having no control unless you literally jump through hoops to keep it.

  (3) If you don't know not what version, then I suggest you run the uninstall program official adobe on this page Uninstall Flash Player for Windows

  and download an older version from this page (you will have to search and use google to determine which version is best for you) of the archived versions of Adobe Flash Player

  You really need to provide additional information such as the browser because it is extremely important, as well as the architecture of the operating system (use google)

  Best regards

• I can't uninstall the debug version of flash player...?

  I have this version: 18.0.0.232 (debug version). I saw the posts explaining how to uninstall the present, but it never works (downloaded an uninstall offline program, closed all the browser windows, then restarted - no result) .dows

  In collaboration with IE on Windows 8.1, if that helps.

  Hi Excadream,

  The debug version of Flash Player is installed as an update of Windows on Windows 8.x.  You will need to go to control panel > programs > programs and features > installed updates and find the Flash Player of the debugger for Internet Explorer update and uninstall this update.

  --

  Maria

• Error message "To display the contents of the Flash technology in this PDF file, please install this version of Flash Player that supports Adobe Reader and Acrobat".

  I converted MS-Outlook 2010 e-mail folder (and emails) into a PDF portfolio. When I have Adobe Reader X R-clicked, selected, I got and error message "To display the contents of the Flash technology in this PDF file, please install this version of Flash Player that supports Adobe Reader and Acrobat". I get the same msg when I try to open it with Acrobat. He worked the week last in Adobe Reader. I have the latest version of Flash Player installed. The portfolio opens when I click on < more >, but the Index is missing and I can't get to the first email. PC platform. Anyone else having this problem? If so, how to fix?

  You are running Internet Explorer by chance? If so, the Flash Player you have is NOT in need of Adobe Reader and Acrobat. If there is a link in the message, use that, rather than assuming that you already have Flash Player. If this does not work, let us know.

• What version of flash player must be installed on the Web site?

  Is not very saavy with the site, looking for recommendations on what is the least problematic version of flash player. Site is www.legacygroupbuilders.com thank you!

  Hi Thomas,

  Flash Player is installed on his pc, not on the Web site.  If you have Flash on your website, visitors to this site content need to have Flash Player installed to view the content.  Depending on your content, you can require your visitor have a specific version of Flash Player installed to view the content.

  BTW, https://www.legacygroupbuilders.com/ returns a "web page not available" error on Chrome and connection time-out on Firefox is trying to access.

  --

  Maria

• is the flash uninstall program uninstalls all versions of Flash player?

  Hi all, I noticed that when I installed a new version of Flash Player, version stays and can be seen in programs and features.

  my main question is: because the available on Adobe.com Flash uninstaller uninstalls all versions of Flash, so Flash cleaning entirely from the system?

  a few side issues:

  -can I use any old Flash uninstaller to uninstall my current Flash?

  -Why the new auto Flash does not uninstall the old Flash during successful installation?

  It's complicated.

  Flash Player is a built-in component of Microsoft Internet Explorer on Windows 8 and higher and on Google Chrome.  Run the uninstall program removes these, because they are not under our control.

  For the other browser plug-ins, run the uninstall program should clean them.

  Updates to Flash Player replace installed Flash Player.  We ship on a monthly basis, leaving each old version installed on your machine would be pretty silly after a very short time.  Each release also includes important security fixes, if you always want to be browsing the web with the latest version of Flash Player.

  Is there something specific that you are looking to accomplish?

• Video playback issue with the latest version of Flash Player

  I use an old version of JWplayer "5.10.2295" in a large number of sites and it worked very well so far. Since the last version of Flash Player is released the videos cannot be played a second time on any browser on Windows. It works fine for me on Mac - quickly tested in Firefox (every night) and Safari (latest stable).

  Back to a previous version showed that everything was working fine before. I tried the last 13 and 14 of the archived Flash Player versions

  This kind of question has already been reported? Any change in the upcoming beta that could solve this problem?

  Thank you

  Albert

  This was bugs me because it was so weird.  I thought he must be a real problem.

  I finally understood what I was doing wrong in trying to replicate that.  The bug is in fact linked to looking.  If you leave the game at the end, you don't hit this bug.

  I filed this bug in your name and sent through to the engineering team:

  Bug #3835572 - JWPlayer [Injection] - If you're looking for reading courses, the video will not play a second time