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Is anyone still having problems with Adobe Flash Player and Firefox 13?
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Adobe wrote:Adobe installs a "Adobe update" scheduled task in windows that runs hourly. You will have to delete or disable the scheduled task for the pop up to go away. This is just a workaround and not a solution.
In Win XP go to Control Panel=>Scheduled tasks and disable/delete the Adobe update task.
You might also have to stop and disable the "Adobe Flash Player Update Service" in Control Panel=>Administrative Tools=>Services as mentioned before
Just set it to NEVER................0 -
I'm having the problems on Opera browser as well.0
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I have having Flash problems in FF v13, and was hoping FF v14 would remedy the problem, along with the latest version of Flash. The Flash player is a great memory hog, takes ages before I can play a video, and crashes when I go to fullscreen - to stop the fullscreen crashing, I turned off hardware acceleration within the Flash settings.
I think I will just downgrade Flash to v11.2, which seemed to work just fine for me.0 -
If any of you have trusteer rapport installed look no further it affected both of my computers the browers on windows were working as in treacle the iMac had problems with safari, once removed it was like having new computers. Its a pig to remove mind0
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ooh un installed,fingers crossedhome_alone wrote: »If any of you have trusteer rapport installed look no further it affected both of my computers the browers on windows were working as in treacle the iMac had problems with safari, once removed it was like having new computers. Its a pig to remove mindJames tucker
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I had the same problem trying to play videos in Youtube, with latest Firefox and Adobe. Found the solution on Mozilla, was to downgrade Adobe.
http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/flash-113-doesnt-load-video-firefox
Scroll to bottom of page : Flash 11.3 Crashes.
Hope this helps.0 -
Adobe have now released an update to resolve this issue:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1043626?tstart=0Stompa0 -
Just tried this update, still did not work for 4od, so gone back to 11.20
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