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8 months ago
in Vista: Getting Adobe Flash Player to Work | Microsoft Vista | Tech-Recipes on Tech-Recipes
Tracy - check out my comments - I've been working on this for 4 months.
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Rick
Tracy, there is no fix for this issue in vista 64-bit. Your computer has two versions of internet explorer. Go to all programs and pick the ie that does not say 64 bit and you will be able to run nay video from any sight through that version of ie. Adobe, nor anyone else, currently has a flash player available that supports ie 64-bit. Hope this helps you and others... it took me about an hour to find the root and the cure.
8 months ago
in Vista: Getting Adobe Flash Player to Work | Microsoft Vista | Tech-Recipes on Tech-Recipes
I tried this and it didn't work for me. What did is:
Go to tools, internet options - towards the bottom of the page on the left side is a box that is checked next to "enable protect mode", uncheck and hit apply.
Then I did exactly as discussed above - but instead of DOUBLE CLICKING FlashUtil9b I downloaded Flashutil10a. ran it as administrator. Then I turned back on my security on internet explorer - restarted my computer and got it to WORK FINALLY. You have to download the latest version This is very Important.
Go to tools, internet options - towards the bottom of the page on the left side is a box that is checked next to "enable protect mode", uncheck and hit apply.
Then I did exactly as discussed above - but instead of DOUBLE CLICKING FlashUtil9b I downloaded Flashutil10a. ran it as administrator. Then I turned back on my security on internet explorer - restarted my computer and got it to WORK FINALLY. You have to download the latest version This is very Important.
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Thomas
This one hit the spot for me too! Thanks a bunch, now I can get on with my life! :)
