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| Guest | Adobe Flash... When I install flash it works until I reboot Vista and then it has disappeared even if still enabled in "add-ons". The only way to reenable it is by completely disinstalling it and the reinstalling from the adobe site... This is very anoying, anyone got any ideas?? Please?? |
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| Guest | RE: Adobe Flash... I had a similar problem and had to get the install file u=instead of trying to get it in the browser. The file was "install_flash_player_active_x" and it can be found on File Hippo and even Adobe's web site. -- Sam "gingerman59" wrote: > When I install flash it works until I reboot Vista and then it has > disappeared even if still enabled in "add-ons". The only way to reenable it > is by completely disinstalling it and the reinstalling from the adobe site... > This is very anoying, anyone got any ideas?? Please?? |
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| Guest | Re: Adobe Flash... Download the standalone version of Flash Player from here: http://www.softwarepatch.com/network...nload-security.... [install_flash_active_x.msi] Then right-click on the file and select "Run as administrator". -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "gingerman59" wrote: When I install flash it works until I reboot Vista and then it has disappeared even if still enabled in "add-ons". The only way to reenable it is by completely disinstalling it and the reinstalling from the adobe site... This is very anoying, anyone got any ideas?? Please?? |
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| Guest | RE: Adobe Flash... Thank you very much.... it now works ok. Martin "gingerman59" wrote: > When I install flash it works until I reboot Vista and then it has > disappeared even if still enabled in "add-ons". The only way to reenable it > is by completely disinstalling it and the reinstalling from the adobe site... > This is very anoying, anyone got any ideas?? Please?? |
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| Guest | Re: Adobe Flash... When I right click on the.msi file, I don't see run as administrator as a choice like I do with .exe files. How do I run this as administrator? Howard Shulman "Carey Frisch [MVP]" <cnfrisch@nospamgmail.com> wrote in message news:4B75061E-495E-4695-9917-D8C832C4451A@microsoft.com... > Download the standalone version of Flash Player from here: > http://www.softwarepatch.com/network...nload-security.... > > [install_flash_active_x.msi] > > Then right-click on the file and select "Run as administrator". > > > -- > Carey Frisch > Microsoft MVP > Windows - Shell/User > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > "gingerman59" wrote: > > When I install flash it works until I reboot Vista and then it has > disappeared even if still enabled in "add-ons". The only way to reenable > it > is by completely disinstalling it and the reinstalling from the adobe > site... > This is very anoying, anyone got any ideas?? Please?? |
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