Plugin Check guard tracking Shockwave for Director despite the latest version

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  So in summary: I don't know what on Earth is wrong here, but I'm about as frustrated that I've never been in my life. I don't know why the installation of Adobe Flash is said she is successful (it sleeps for me?), but there is no plugin appear in my menu manage add-ons, and I googled all the possible combinations of content in this message and have not found a solution that works yet.

  It seems that you have found the 64-bit version of Flash. Is your Windows 7 64-bit?

  I did read your entire post, but NPSWF64_11_1_102.dll which is Flash 64-bit; This turns into a novel when it should have been a short story.

  First, uninstall all Flash your system by following these instructions from Adobe

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

  Second, get the 32-bit versions of the following. Why? Unless you use an unofficial Firefox 64-bit version, the regular Firefox is a 32-bit browser and needs 32-bit Flash.

  • http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/191/tn_19166.html#main_Install_in_a_firewall_proxy_server_environment
    • Download/SAVE two ways, close all browsers and then install.
      • 32-bit Flash Player ActiveX (Internet Explorer)
      • 32-bit Flash Player plugin (all other browsers)

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  • Troubleshooting Adobe: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

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• Firefox displays the two shockwave for Director 12.0.7.148 & 12.0.5.146 plugins

  I am running firefox 26 and when I discovered my plugins (Tools > Modules > Plugins), I see the two Shockwave for Director, 12.0.7.148 and 12.0.5.146. When I click on the link "Check to see if your plugins are up to date", Shockwave for Director 12.0.7.148 is the only one that is listed and also shows to date.

  Is this all true, or I have to delete 12.0.5.146 and if so how?

  Thank you
  Robert

  You can remove the older Shockwave for Director plugin or remove the two (uninstall via Control Panel).
  
  Shockwave for Director is a different plugin than the Shockwave Flash Player and hardly use these days.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/using+the+Shockwave+plugin+with+Firefox

• No option to uninstall Shockwave for Director plugin

  I want to get without Adobe and uninstalling, but find myself with this shockwave for Director plugin, which only give options to activate or not. But I not went. How do I do that?

  Hello

  You can uninstall it from your control panel > programs and features.

  Alternatively, if you don't find it in this list, in Firefox you can enter topic: plugins in your address bar to find the location of the dll and the move/delete from there.

• How to remove the plug-in: Shockwave for Director

  I got a new pc a few weeks and recently downloaded Firefox. I don't know if shockwave for Director came with the download. But he is listed in the PLUGINS. It displays a warning that they are vulnerable and must be updated. I don't want to do that. Although I have so far, it is not anything on the PLUGINS screen to REMOVE a plugin. That's what I want to do. I checked the control panel to uninstall, but it is not listed under Adobe, Intel, Shockwave, etc. I read another post where people suggested some things real techno that I would never try.
  Dear Firefox: Please find a way to "REMOVE" as an option to remove a plugin.

  See this link;
  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Shockwave/KB/Download-Shockwave-stand-alone-Installer.html

• How can I update shockwave for Director?

  Hello

  My plugin Shockwave for Director is obsolete, but when I try to download it from the Adobe website, step 2 is ignored and the update will download even not let alone install.  Could someone help please?

  I am currently using 12.0.4.14

  Thank you!

  If you are running Windows, this link always points to the latest version of the full installer

• Check the PLUG INS tells me that the Shockwave Flash plugin is obsolete. But when I check on the Adobe website, I have the latest version of this plugin (11.3.300.257)

  Check the PLUG INS tells me that the Shockwave Flash plugin is obsolete. But when I check on the Adobe website, I have the latest version of this plugin (11.3.300.257)
  I saw similar posts, but none of these.

  No, IE uses its own version of ActiveX of Flash plugin and that version will stay at the 11.3.300.257

  • http://www.Adobe.com/special/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html

• Plugin Checker Firefox reads Adobe Flash Player obsolete, even if the latest version (19.0.0.207) is installed.

  I recently installed Adobe Flash Player version 19.0.0.207 to replace the previous version (19.0.0.185). However, when I ran the plugin checker, he says that Flash is outdated, still saying version 19.0.0.185. Then, I went into the menu Add on, you click on the plugins tab, scrolled down to Shockwave Flash and you click on more. He showed two files .dll, NPSWF32_19_0_0_185.dll and NPSWF32_19_0_0_207.dll.
  Since the auditor think again that the 19.0.0.185 version is still installed, the plugin check tool reads the outdated Flash Player. There, someone can help me with this situation?

  Good news! I closed the browser for a few minutes. Then, I ran again the update checker. This time, he read Flash as up-to-date. The old file, NPSWF32_19_0_0_185.dll, was removed from the list of plugin.

• What is the mozilla firefox update Shockwave Flash plugin AND what is the latest version of Adobe Flash Player?

  After update of mozilla firefox and come here to help another user pointed out that I had several Flash plugins below. Before updating, I was updating from mozilla firefox and Adobe. Of course, things were NOT up-to-date. I managed to delete the obsolete Flash and Adobe Flash Player plugins. I just want to know what that "more" updated the plugin and the player are while I know that I have the last and am new. I do the last firefox update now and I use Windows 7. Thank you! You people here are the best!

  Note that your system details list shows several Flash plugins.

     Shockwave Flash 14.0 r0
     Shockwave Flash 17.0 r0
  

  The plugin for Firefox is called Shockwave Flash and the latest version is 17.0.0.188

  When it installs, Flash by default to update automatically, but if you need to manually update, you can use one of these pages:

  • https://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/ (uncheck all the unwanted extras)
  • https://www.Adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html (one for the browsers 'plugin')

• Plugin check says that the plugin Acrobat Reader (10.0.1.434) is an outdated version. However, I downloaded the latest version of Acrobat and installed. Is there a problem on my PC environment or with the control plugin?

  1 did the plugin check June 10 - got the message that the plugin Acrobat Reader for Firefox and Netscape was an outdated version. You press the update on the page has been redirected to the Adobe site.
  2. download the latest version, AdbeRdr1001_en_US.exe, and then ran the executable locally on the PC. The updated normally. Note: I didn't uninstall the old Acrobat reader before running the executable file.
  3. I went to the plugin check page and I always get the obsolete message for this plugin. Restarting the system (i.e. overnight) and repeated the check, with the same results.
  4 did you open Acrobat Reader app, you tap Help and then search for updates - no new updates have been found. Have, run test Mozilla (Mozilla Privacy Policy PDF) without any problem.
  5. what version of the plugin that should be saved in the Add-ons Manager on my PC?
  6. Please advise on the appropriate action.

  For those who have had this problem. Adobe has released a fix yesterday and you need to update your Adobe Reader immediately. The latest version is 10.1.0. Once you updated your Firefox Adobe Acrobat plug-ins will be automatically updated to 10.1.0.534.

  If you receive a notification of update from Adobe, you can open Adobe and go to: help > check for updates