Flash Player 11.0.1.152 not really working

[cul346]

Today i updated to Flash Player 11.0.1.152 & when i go to youtube.com, it says that i need to upgrade to the latest flash player (which i did today). I can't see videos on youtube, cbs, espn & ect. i can't even see the street on google maps. So, can someone please tell me why this is happening?

Thanks

[cul346]

I'm still wating for an answer Adobe.

[pwillener]

To assist us in quickly understanding your problem, please follow these guidelines when posting:

• Specify your operating system (including 32bit or 64bit)
• Specify your web browser and version (including 32bit or 64bit)
• Specify your Flash Player version
• Give us a brief explanation of the problem, please include any information you feel is important
• Please do not use existing topics to append questions that are entirely different from the original topic.

[cul346]

I have the adobe flash that has both 32 & 64bit.

I'm using the 32bit IE9.

I have version 11.0.1.152.

Well now that i am able too look at youtube videos, on cbs.com & other sites that have videos, they have sound but the screen looks all glithcing. (also on google maps street view)

Also when i got google chrome, everything works fine & i have no problems. Do you think this could be a IE9 problem?

[pwillener]

Regarding IE9, check these FAQ topics

• http://forums.adobe.com/thread/885448
• http://forums.adobe.com/thread/867968

[cul346]

None of those topics solved my problem Adobe.

[pwillener]

What I would try if I experienced these problems:

• update the device drivers for my display adapter
• disable Hardware acceleration
  or
• enable IE9 software rendering

[cul346]

Tell me more about IE9 software rendering.

[pwillener]

cul346 wrote:

Tell me more about IE9 software rendering.

See the second post in http://forums.adobe.com/thread/885448

[cul346]

Sorry for the late reply, i've been busy with these past months. I did what that other guided told me to do & i am still having problems with the headliners on web sites not showing up on IE9. Is there another thing i can do?

[Carl_E__Myers_Jr_]

A list if sites and the problems.

What is your video adapter and driver version.

[cul346]

The sites are cbs.com, fox.com, youtube.com (the headers but not the videos) & basically any other site where you watch videos & the ads on the side of the web sites.

How do i find that out?

[Carl_E__Myers_Jr_]

Click Start, type System Information, click System Information, expand Components, click Display.

[cul346]

Video adapter is Intel(R) G41 express chipset

Driver version is 8.15.10.1968, 7.39 MB

[Carl_E__Myers_Jr_]

Windows: how do I update the device driver for my video/display adapter?

[cul346]

It did not work.

I want to down grade to an older version.

[Carl_E__Myers_Jr_]

What is your driver version now?

How do I disable or enable hardware acceleration?

[mjaavis]

11.1.102.55

[cul346]

Did you find a way to down grade versions?

[chris.campbell]

You should be able to downgrade by first doing a clean uninstall.  Please see the following FAQ:

How do I do a clean install of Flash Player?

Chris

[mjaavis]

Do you need to down grade if you can fix the install?  I just am always hopeful the upgrade will be better.

[mjaavis]

Ok I clicked all that.  Now what?

[sharpie3005]

Operating System: Windows 64 bit

Web Browser: Generally stick to the latest version of chrome but since the problems had to resort to the latest versions of firefox and internet explorer too. (Sorry but I have no idea how to check the exact versions or whether they're 32bit or 64bit. I'm not hugely technologically minded)

Flash player version: the latest one that you're brought out that has ruined everything. The one that youtube and BBCIPlayer inform me I must install despite the fact that it's awful. 11.0.1.152 or whatever it is.

Problem: The flash player cannot function for more than a minute without crashing. Problem especially pronounced using BBCIplayer. Watching the programme and all of a sudden flash crashes and the browser closes. Different error messages according to which browser I'm using. It's fairly obvious that the latest update is to blame...

[ashatay100]

Im having the same problem and it's driving me crazy.  I have followed all instuctions on website and still only a chopping picture when i run my mouse over the video. I have windows 7 64bits. It will play if I make the video full screen.

[cul346]

I think it's ridicules that Adobe comes out with updates & it's giving us problems. This is 2011 Adobe, these problems should not be happening.

I will check those out Adobe.