Uninstall and Reinstall Adobe Flash Player (make sure you are installing the latest version) This may fix the flash video issue and it may not, but it’s worth a shot. Start by jumping to the official Adobe website and downloading the flash Player uninstaller for OS X. Launch the uninstaller and simply uninstall Flash Player from your Mac and restart the computer. The Adobe Flash Player browser plugin lets you view video and animated content in Firefox. This article has information about testing, installing, updating, uninstalling and troubleshooting the Adobe Flash plugin. Keypass for mac. The Flash plugin automatically updates itself by default. If Adobe's Flash Player Help.

If you have a previous version of Adobe Flash player installed on your system, you must first unisntall the previous. To this you can go to the Adobe Website and download the unistall program. Go here to download: Save the unistall progam to your desktop and close all programs. *Be sure to close all messenger programs as well as the browser before running the uninstall program. Once you have uninstalled the flash player, you can then install the Adobe Flash player. Go here to download the latest version of Adobe flash player: Good Luck!

Hello guys, I have found a fix that works for and FireFox. First uninstall, go to 'Start', 'Control Panel', 'Add or Remove Programs', then finally remove Adobe Flash Player 10. After that, close ALL windows. Now, go in your browser. Go here - Just copy and paste it to your Internet Explorer browser.

Next, click on Windows 7/ Vista/XP/2008/2003/2000. Then circle the 'Flash Player 10 for Windows - Other Broswers'. Run and install. Hopefully when you go into Google Chrome or Firefox this works for you, thank you for reading. Things you could have done wrong - 1. You didn't use Internet Explorer 2.

Didn't close EVERY other window. I have struck this problem many times and it has sent me insane Luckily my hair is already grey. Here are the steps I now use with 100% success.(12 times out of 12) Run regedit Search the registry(CTRL F) for flash (put a space after the word flash) The first key it finds, try and delete and you will find it does not allow you to.

Which is why the install fails because it cant overwrite the key. Right click the key and click on permissions. Select either the everyone logon or domain users if you are on a network and give them full permisions. Click advanced select the box for replace permission entries and apply.

You should now be able to delete the key. Press F3 to search again and repeat the above for the second key found. Flash will now install. I also couldn't get Adobe Flash to install on a new Windows 7 computer.

At first, I got an 'unable to register' error. I followed the instructions posted here to install and run Microsoft's SubInACL program, and that error went away but it still wouldn't install. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling multiple times (including running the installer with Administrator privileges), and tried installing from IE and FireFox. It would say it installed successfully, but still wouldn't run. When I'd visit the Adobe's web site it would say I still needed to install Flash. I submitted a trouble ticket to Adobe and got a quick response.