I'm glad to hear things are working. Thanks for posting back. Synapse
Syndrome had a good point about the Disk Cleanup Wizard, and the warning
about cleaning the Downloaded Program Files folder. It's a
not-very-well-named special system folder (it used to be called Occache)
that stores information and files for your Internet Explorer ActiveX
plug-ins. Deleting the files in that folder will effectively disable the
add-ons, like Flash Player, until they are re-installed.
"peter c.a.hawkins" <petercahawkins@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:74C60A1D-3F75-4853-9115-DC77A18081F3@microsoft.com...
> Thank-you one and all,it is now working again,Dean-Dean,your solution
> worked.
> This i must say is how this group should be,one in trouble with help
> needed
> and help provided in constructive ways,NOT UBUNTO RUBBISH.
> THANKS ONE AND ALL.
> "Synapse Syndrome" wrote:
>
>> "peter c.a.hawkins" <petercahawkins@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> message news:800E41AA-844B-4BB3-A9F9-AF87BE7A7ABD@microsoft.com...
>> >I know there are loads of you who have had this problem.What is the cure
>> >for
>> > it?
>> > For no reason whatsoever in media centre ,mtv overdrive,v-spot e.t.c.
>> > now
>> > states upgrade your flash player to view content.
>> > Well iv`e run the flash uninstaller,re-installed abode flash 6
>> > times,still
>> > no joy.
>> > iv`e done the right click in the macro folder file ,upgraded it,still
>> > does
>> > not work.
>> > Someone must have the answer please.
>>
>>
>> Run the uninstaller from the Adobe site again. It should clear
>> everything
>> out. You may be breaking Flash by using the Disk Cleanup Wizard -
>> "Remove
>> Program Files". This used to break Flash so that the webpage installer
>> still thought it was installed, but it was in fact broken. I do not know
>> if
>> the Disk Cleanup Wizard still breaks Flash like that as I have stopped
>> using
>> that bit.
>>
>> ss.
>>
>>
>>