I have the same problem with 10....

This is what I found

the 32 bit keeps installing in WOW64, my 64 bit apps.

so will square, of course it won't show up as an add on in 64 bit or 32 bit

the older version would just do 32 bit and worked, but no 64, very few addons work in 64

so I mostly use the 32 bit browser , I always know which browser I'm using, as I keep them seperate in the task bar, and a right click

to open tells me which

Adobe has a real problem with this version

I'm tired of updates that are buggy

I'm going to try and reinstall 9 from an old windows file, and kill the update function

Thanks. Now go to C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash and post back all files listed there. You will need to right click on the NPSWF files and then click on Properties to obtain the version numbers.

When you use FF go to plugins again and make sure it says SWF vs 10.1.82.76, and enabled. If you have Shockwave Player Installed you will have a plugin for that. But it is different than Flash Player, two separate plugins.

Same thing in IE, even tho you don't use it as your main browser. Check in "Show" under Tools,Manage Addons. There are 4 categories under "Show"

Also, under Tools, Internet Options, make sure you have the Security(Tab) set to medium for the Internet Zone.

In FF, do you use adblock or adblock plus?

What Anti-Virus do you use? In FF, check to see if there are any plugins, add ons or extensions relating to the AV.

Thanks,

eidnolb

Thanks, much better:-) Ok, Now in your Flash files, there are old versions and as a result, you are having conflicts.

Go back to the Flash folder and delete these files: Flash9m.ocx and FlashUtil9.m. You do this by right clicking on each and select delete. BE SURE TO REBOOT AFTER THAT.

Those files are old Flash files for Internet Explorer.

Now for FF, you have the correct Flash files and with the correct SWF in the plugins and enabled, then FF should be working.

Let's get the Flash folder cleaned up and then I would disable that CA LinkAdvisor and see if that helps.

Thanks,

eidnolb

Ok, one thing at a time:-) Now to CA and right click the icon and Open it. Under the Personal Firewall, there is a Privacy Option, turn off the ad/popup blocker.

See if that does it.

Thanks,

eidnolb

Hi, Don't doubt me Flash Player is a great product, but just as IE, it gets a lot of bad press, unfairly in my opinion. I spend more time battling every add on in the browsers that conflict with FP than I do about Flash Player. Also I spend more time keeping up with all of the Anti-Virus programs because they are the the top conflicters.

Until someone can separate Flash Ads in a website, from what the users WANTS to see then anything that blocks the ads, block Flash Content, right? Adblock to me is Flash block:-)

Thanks for marking your thread as answered, good subject title and anyone stopping by that uses CA, will appreciate it

eidnolb

Hi pokandi   This is an answered thread and you will need to start your own thread. And also provide the info from this link, but not on this thread.

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/657743  Only the first post would apply to you.

Thanks,

eidnolb

Tx,

 that's what I found out,....I thought different browsers would get the appropriate versions,   not so. so I download with IE9 and it all seems to function

Tx again,

Pete S.