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Hello I am trying to update to Flash Version 18.0.0.194 as Firefox 39.0 is nagging me to do so. When I download the installer and click it, a gray application appears but there are no buttons and no text on it. It says Adobe Download Manager in the blue top border, and the rest is a gray gradient. The only thing possible to do is to use the X at top right to exit or _ to minimize. Exiting causes the installer file to delete itself.
I am on Win 7 64-bit on a Dell desktop. I have tried rebooting and exiting Firefox. I have tried moving the installer files to different directories. I wonder if someone can help. Thanks.
Grab the Uninstaller here:
http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/support/uninstall_flash_player.exe
Run it; it will uninstall ALL flash player versions!
Next try installing the files at the bottom of this page one by one; these are the offline installers
Installation problems | Flash Player | Windows
If that does not work, then try this here:
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Grab the Uninstaller here:
http://download.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/support/uninstall_flash_player.exe
Run it; it will uninstall ALL flash player versions!
Next try installing the files at the bottom of this page one by one; these are the offline installers
Installation problems | Flash Player | Windows
If that does not work, then try this here:
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Thank you, the bottom of the page file works.
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Oh look, an arbitrary workaround for tech problems. I wonder when we'll stop needing these. Hopefully before flying cars and colonies on the moon. Or maybe we should just shoot all software developers to the moon until such a time arrives.
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So it seems Flash needs to be updated again, but I still can't see the buttons on the latest installer. Do you have any idea what is wrong with my computer? I assume most people can see the buttons (I can see them on another computer) but they cannot be seen here. I have run my anti-virus as a precaution. Thanks.