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Latest Version of Flash Player wont doenload - Setting Manager is open?

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Oct 29, 2011 Oct 29, 2011

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I am trying to install the latest version of Flash player and keep getting an error message stating that the flash player settings manager is open and that I need to close it. I have no adobe products running at all and there does not appear to be an option in the control panel to close the setting manager. Help!!!!

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Community Beginner , Oct 29, 2011 Oct 29, 2011

I deleted the file FlashPlayerCPLApp from the System32 folder and the problem is still there.  I could not find a

folder for SysWOW64 (maybe because my Windows 7 is for 32 bit?).  Unless there was something else I was

supposed to do, this did not fix the problem.

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LEGEND ,
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You mention control panel, so I assume that you are on Windows.

Do you have a file FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl in either C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Windows\SysWOW64 ?  If so, can you delete that file and try again?

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I deleted the file FlashPlayerCPLApp from the System32 folder and the problem is still there.  I could not find a

folder for SysWOW64 (maybe because my Windows 7 is for 32 bit?).  Unless there was something else I was

supposed to do, this did not fix the problem.

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Can you give me the exact message you are getting?

Also, can you post the contents of the FlashInstall.log file from C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash (or attach the file to your forum post)?

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There are two parallel strings going in this forum on this subject.  On the other string, I gave the information you are

requesting.

I get the 

following message:

You need to upgrade your Adobe Flash Player to watch this video.

Download it from Adobe.

I do not have the Macromed folder on my PC.

There is a proposed fix posted on the other string by someone who spent 15 minutes on the Adobe Chat line

before being referenced to this forum.  The only thing I see different in his proceedure is the unloading and

reloading of the Java Scripts, which I didn't do.  Take a look at his posting and let me know if I should do the

same thing with Java to get my Flash Player to work.

                               Sherwin

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