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• Impossible to uninstall Flash file from the location: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\Flash.ocx

  Hi all

  We cannot uninstall location Flash file: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\Flash.ocx

  We tried the following options:

  1. http://www.instant-registry-fixes.org/uninstall-flash-player-to-fix-flashocx-error/.

  2 the Uninstaller (www.adobe.com/go/tn_14157) mentioned in the administration guide(http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/flashplayer/pdfs/flash_player_11_5_admin _ guide.pdf)

  Appreciate your help.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  From Windows 8 Microsoft embeds Flash Player in the browser.  This includes Windows Server 2012.  For this reason, Microsoft locks the permissions on files to prevent users to erase files.  Microsoft does not provide a standalone installer of Flash Player for IE/Edge on these platforms and all updates from Microsoft via Windows Update.  By force to unlock the file and forcing the removal of the file you probably made your system unable to re - install Flash Player because there is no separate standalone installer for Flash Player on Windows Server 2012.  If you do not need Flash Player on this system, which is not a problem.  But if you need Flash Player on this system, you can, or can be not, be able to reinstall it.

  --

  Maria

• flashplayer. XPT can not be written to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash

  Windows 7 x 64

  Firefox 14.0.1

  Flash player 11.3.300.265

  Hello

  installation of install_flash_player_11_plugin.exe ends with the error message that flashplayer.xpt cannot be written to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash due to lack of rights.

  Who can help me?

  Please do not hesitate to send it to me at [email protected] or post somewhere like dropbox or sendnow and send me the link.

  I also received an email from another client this weekend who had encountered a similar problem.  Here's what they found and how they have managed to solve the problem:

  The reason for blocking files flashplayer.xpt was the ThreatFire program.
  Although I removed the auto-start program and found no entry in the Task Manager was running of a service of ThreatFire and blocked the installation process.
  After uninstalling ThreatFire completely from the computer, I had no problem to install flashplayer.

• DataGuard no temporary file created?

  DataGuard no temporary file created?

  This issue is no answer.

  

  MariaKarpa (MK) 31 July 2014 13:01

  Hi all

  11.2.0.3.10

  AIX6

  I have properly configured or created a database of pending for our database of UAT.

  But when I test the newspapers where not applied to switch logs.

  I checked the newspaper altert DB standby because it shows this:

  DDE: Key problem "ORA 1110' was the controlled flood (0 x 1) (incident)

  ORA-01110: data file 201: ' / u21/ORACLE/ORADATA/SITDR/temp01.dbf'

  ORA-27037: unable to get file status

  IBM AIX RISC System/6000 error: 2: no such file or directory

  Additional information: 3

  Why the TEMP is not created?

  I also tried to copy the alter logs and apply them manually, and they are applied successfully.

  My problem is that they are not automatically transferred and applied.

  I check the primary alter DB log and I see an error like:

  FAL [server, ARC5]: archive FAL failed, see the trace file.

  ARCH: Archive FAL failed. Continuous archiver

  SIT ORACLE instance - error check-in. Continuous archiver.

  Help, please...

  Thank you

  MK

  ID STATUS DB_MODE TYPE RECOVERY_MODE PROTECTION_MODE ACTIVE ARCHIVED_SEQ LAR #.

  --- --------- --------------- ---- -------------------- -------------------- ---- ------ -------------

  INACTIVE VALID OPEN ARC 1 0 0 836 MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE

  2 LGWR ONLY DEFERRED OPEN_READ MANAGED PERFORMANCE AP 4 1 523 IN TIME REAL

  FOLDS

  It is clear...  The State of dest_2 is DELAYED as a result no records will be sent to the destination. To allow you to do this

  SQL > alter system set log_archive_dest_state_2 = 'activate' scope = the two sid ='* ';

• Module C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\Flash9b.ocx failed to save

  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:

  Module C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\Flash9b.ocx failed to save.  HRESULT-2147220473. Please contact the support staff.

  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!

• Cannot delete temporary files created in the Temp directory Z

  I have windows 7 with Adobe Acrobat (updated) 11.0.  I noticed that Z files such as [email protected] are created and dumped into the temporary file directory and apparently I can't remove the.  I want to be able to remove them.

  There are various topics on this subject in the Adobe Reader forum; especially https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1558909

• What program opens the .dvd file created on a Windows XP computer?

  I tried to open the video that have a .dvd file extension. I tried several trial programs, but none does not recognize the extension. The videos were created on my old computer using Windows XP, but many programs I moved were lost when the hard drive is gone on my new Vista machine. I do not have Vista Ultimate so I can't use the previous versions feature and I tried so many programs to open these films that the Properties tab shows that this last program that the file 'opens with '. I guess I need to know what program created the.dvd files and what I can do to save them. I don't have the original avi or mpeg files any longer. Thanks in advance,

  You're welcome... and thanks for the comments.

  Congratulations for the recovery of your files.

• How to search for all files created today in windows 7?

  I would like to see a list of all the files that are created today.  How did this search performed in windows 7?

  type datecreated:today or

  dateCreated:6/12/2011 or

  just datedcreated: (and a calendar will appear allowing you to choose a date)

  in the search box

• I have 3 temporary files with updates of windows in them...

  How do you know if they have been installed correctly?  I don't want to remove the folders if the updates of Windows has not installed correctly.  These files do not seem to identify themselvers with their numbers of Ko, so I can't check them against the list my "historical update".

  Thank you!

  Linda

  Here are the lists of files for the first:

  g:\103c3056b770e38231\baseline.dat
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\deffactory.dat
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\deletetemp.exe
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\dlmgr.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\dw20.exe
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\dwintl20.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1025.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1028.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1029.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1030.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1031.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1032.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1033.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1035.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1036.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1037.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1038.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1040.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1041.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1042.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1043.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1044.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1045.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1046.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1049.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1053.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.1055.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.2052.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.2070.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\eula.3082.RTF
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\gencomp.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\htmllite.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1025.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1028.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1029.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1030.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1031.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1032.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1035.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1036.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1037.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1038.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1040.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1041.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1042.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1043.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1044.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1045.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1046.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1049.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1053.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.1055.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.2052.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.2070.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.3082.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\locdata.ini
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\logo.bmp
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setup.exe
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setup.sdb
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1025.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1028.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1029.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1030.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1031.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1032.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1035.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1036.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1037.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1038.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1040.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1041.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1042.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1043.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1044.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1045.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1046.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1049.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1053.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.1055.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.2052.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.2070.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.3082.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\setupres.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\sitsetup.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\vs_setup.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\vs_setup.MS_
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\vs_setup. PDI
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\vs70uimgr.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\vsbasereqs.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\vsscenario.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1025.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1028.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1029.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1030.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1031.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1032.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1035.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1036.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1037.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1038.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1040.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1041.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1042.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1043.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1044.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1045.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1046.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1049.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1053.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.1055.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.2052.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.2070.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.3082.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapres.dll
  g:\103c3056b770e38231\wapui.dll

  Here is the list of files for the second:

  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx35
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\tools
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx35setup.exe
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\aspnet.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\clr.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\crt.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\dw.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\netfx_ca.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\netfx_core.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\netfx_other.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\netfx20a_x86.msi
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\prexp.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx20\winforms.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\x86
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\netfx30a_x86.msi
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\rgb9rast_x86.msi
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wcf.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wcs.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wf.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wf_32.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wic_x86_enu.exe
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wpf_other.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wpf_other_32.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wpf1.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wpf2.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\wpf2_32.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\xps.msp
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\xpsepsc-x86-en-US.exe
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx30\x86\msxml6.msi
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx35\x86
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\dotnetfx35\x86\netfx35_x86.exe
  g:\6736071721826c82375f3df7995fd5cd\tools\clwireg.exe

  Here is the list of files for the third update:

  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64\filterpipelineprintproc.dll
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64\msxpsdrv.cat
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64\msxpsdrv.inf
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64\msxpsinc. GPD
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64\msxpsinc. PPD
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64\mxdwdrv.dll
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\amd64\xpssvcs.dll
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386\filterpipelineprintproc.dll
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386\msxpsdrv.cat
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386\msxpsdrv.inf
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386\msxpsinc. GPD
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386\msxpsinc. PPD
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386\mxdwdrv.dll
  g:\8c112dfb3363bfbba09c548cb0\i386\xpssvcs.dll

  The feedback forum is here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/feedback/forum

• Why the temporary files are created?

  Original title: temporary files

  Hi, I searched the Web for a long time to know "why the temporary files are created?"
  what I understand so far is there are temporary files created by MS WINDOWS, and others created by other applications like MS OFFICE APPS? RIGHT?

  - and understand that they are created for purposes of backup in the case of MS OFFICE applications,- and I do not know how? they are created when the App crash or every few minutes or what?

  - and I do not understand why "windows Temp files are created?"

  Show me examples please.

  Thank you

  Hello

  There are many reasons why temporary files may need to be created.

  Windows temporary files
  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/92635/

  Wiki - temporary file
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporary_file

  Wiki - temporary Internet files
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporary_Internet_Files

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" experience :="" bicycle="" -="" mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• Shell32.dll big files in c:\Windows\sysWOW64 folder

  I had difficulties to update my Windows Vista 64. Windows installation failures. Windows Update failure. Cannot install .NET 4. When I was finally able to solve these problems, I noticed that my drive 1 t is almost full. View all the files in the disk space Explorer discovered 25 files of xxxxxxx shell32.dll from 3G to 22G in size in the C:\windows\syswow64\ folder. (see photo)

  1. what could cause these large files.

  2. can I remove them? If so, how

  

  Hi Dennis,

  I apologize for the delay in responding. These files could be temporary files created during the installation of the updates. However, it is strange that these files are about 4 GB in size. I suggest to run Disk Cleanup, restart your PC and check if the files still exist. See this article for more information about Disk Cleanup:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup#delete-files-using-disk-cleanup=Windows-7

• Windows 8 deletion SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash

  All,

  It is quite technical, however, I don't have a win8 or 8.1 to test this on so I need help to understand the answers. (win8 is horrible even 8.1 is nothing I would never buy)

  I understand Adobe recommend to not delete the SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\*.* files, and that MS is responsible for updates to flash in windows versions 8 and IE10.

  I know that in windows 7 is architecture these files in the windows system folder are recreated by the adobe Installer. I also know that the NAPI and ActiveX files live in this folder as well as C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash.

  (1) the installer for ActiveX and NAPI adobe has the opportunity to write files in this folder?

  (2) where the NAPI direct flash files to?

  (3) do IE any version by winning 8 or 8.1 use ActiveX Flash to run or is it some flash updated the file needed?

  (4) assuming 3 is true, this would happen if these files are deleted on a win8 or win8.1 and programs complete msi installation of: Adobe Flash Player Distribution. Adobe are used to install a version activeX, not the folder structure and files would get installed/created or are the unique files activeX because MS is being a pain?

  I'm trying t clear this place that I'm working on a process automated to install the latest versions without causing problems that users can DL and make the process easy and painless. I got it down without flaw for win7, but need some more info on 8.

  I'm not really of what is recommended, I am looking for real practical examples and the results of deleting files and re - install with msi versions, unless recommendations have been fully tested to 100%, maybe someone who did this and tried to use full msi installers, and had to be success , or failure in IE on win 8 x works or not?

  Thank you in advance.

  Hi Carm01,

  Microsoft integrates Flash Player in Internet Explorer on Windows 8.x and higher.  As such, they see the Flash Player ActiveX, file system files and advise you not to remove them, including the \Macromed\Flash directory.  I heard some people remove the ActiveX files and the directory (using some utilities to 3rd unlocker to unlock the files/directory, as Microsoft locks these files on Windows 8.x) and the result was that they ended up having to reinstall the operating system to fix the problem, they created.

  For your other questions:

  1 - given that Microsoft integrated Flash Player ActiveX in Windows 8, Flash Player ActiveX standalone (EXE or MSI) Setup didn't run on Windows machine 8.x.  NPAPI and Installer PPAPI write to this folder.

  live 2 - NPAPI and PPAPI files in the same directory: \Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash.  If the 64-bit operating system, also live in \Windows\SysWow64\Macromed\Flash.

  3. all versions of IE on Windows 8.x use the ActiveX player incorporated by Microsoft.  Cannot delete the embedded version and the standalone ActiveX Installer will not run on Windows 8.x systems.

  4. If you manually remove the ActiveX, or the Macromed\Flash folder setup you will very probably end up re - install the operating system.  No standalone ActiveX installation programs run on Windows 8.x.  Microsoft considers the Flash Player ActiveX files incorporated as system files and doesn't want users to delete because of the problems, it creates by.  That's why Adobe recommends to delete ActiveX and \Macromed\Flash 8.x Windows directory files.

  Hope that answers your questions.

  --

  Maria

• delete the temporary files and folders in xp

  How to delete the temporary files and folders from windows xp

  You don't mention your version of IE if the location cannot be exact.

  Tools | Internet Options | In general. In the browsing history section, click on delete, and then select what you want deleted.

  Or you can run Disk Cleanup and select temporary Internet files and temporary files.

  Start | (All) Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Disk Cleanup.

  Bruce Hagen
  MS - MVP October 1, 2004 ~ September 30, 2010
  Imperial Beach, CA

• Error.' c:\docume~'\earl\locals~1\temp. A temporary file needed for initialization could not be created or cannot be written in ' when try to run 16-bit programs in windows xp computer at home.

  original title: 16-bit windows subsystem error

  I was able to run 16-bit programs on my computer with windows xp home edition. now when I try to open the program I get a 16-bit windows subsystem error. c:\DOCUME~'\earl\locals~1\Temp. a temporary file needed for initialization could not be created or cannot be written to. Make sure that the path exists, and the space is 'close' to teminate the application available.choose

  Hi EarlBettencourt,

  You can follow this link & check if the problem persists:

  Error message when you install or start an MS-DOS-based program or 16 - bit Windows based

  Hope the helps of information.

• Setup of Windows Server 2012 cannot find a place to store temporary files

  I am trying to upgrade Windows 2008 R2 DataCenter Windows Datacenter of 2012

  I use the image en_windows_server_2012_x64_dvd_915478.iso - unpacked on C:\ or engraved on DVD

  DVD - upgrade is not allowed and I am referred to operation of installation of Windows 2008

  At the start of upgrade, I get the blue screen with 'Install now' followed by not referred to the Microsoft forums several times:

  Windows Setup cannot find a place to store temporary files... Error code: 0 x 80070490

  There is a lot of space in Windows 2008 records, also on the startup disk, I created a large partition (16 GB) just in case where.

  It does not help.

  All messages on this problem - I didn't yet have those associated with AHCI - not sure the relevance/importance.

  The material is an old IBM Intel Xeon 3 GHz 64-bit server.

  Any idea is welcome

  Support is located in the Windows Server Forums:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer/