Flash Exclamation Point Error
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edited 7 Jun 2012, 13 Aug 2012 to make changes based on comments that have been received] The generic memory error icon was added in Flash Player version 10.1 and will appear within a browser when the Flash Player has circle with exclamation point on dash been particularly abused or is running in a very low memory environment. The icon, affectionately white exclamation mark in grey circle fix known as the Gray Circle of Death (GCOD), is a gray circle with a white exclamation mark within it. It is not
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just an icon, however. It is a sign that Flash is protecting your computer from an application that is asking for more memory than your browser has available. The browser will crash if it runs out of memory
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and that is a Very Bad Thing. If that happens your browser may crash or your computer may crash and need a restart. Flash now has the feature in which it shuts down an application if that application causes a memory problem. Note: One recurring comment to this post is that one application or another created in Flash often triggers this icon to appear. "Why don't you fix Flash?" The answer to that question is that circle with exclamation point on dash bmw Flash is doing exactly what it is supposed to do. It is protecting your computer. It is possible in Flash, as with most programming languages, to create create an application that doesn't play nice. The Flash Player tries to shield the user from either intentional or unintentional mischief that an application can create. The GCOD is shown when Flash has stepped in and kept an application running in the Flash Player from using more memory than is available. The Flash Player stops execution of an application and displays the GCOD when an application requires more memory to continue running than is available. It is important to point out that the Flash Player has not overrun its available memory. If it had Very Bad Things would have occurred. What did happen is that Flash Player yanked the leash of an application and shut it down when it needed more memory than the browser had available. For that reason, the GCOD is a very good feature of the Flash Player. Getting Rid of the GCOD Most important to most people is not what the GCOD is, but how to make it go away. In all cases, an application does not have enough memory to run. The application could be needing a reasonable amount of memory but the browser does not have that much memory available. On the other
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Cooking Airplane Monster Truck Ball Fighting Platform Dress Up Car Motorcycle Basketball Hidden Object Quick Hunting Cartoon Horse Dirt Bike Racing Football Multiplayer RPG Sniper Sword Cute Math Driving Tank Level http://armorgames.com/community/thread/11431045/resolved-blank-page-and-exclamation-mark Editor ALL CATEGORIES Quests My Quests Latest Quests Games with Quests Hero Board Game News Latest Game Updates Player Levels Videos Developers Forums Help Forums → Support Forum → [Resolved] Blank page and exclamation https://support.accessdata.com/hc/en-us/articles/213248387-White-exclamation-point-on-gray-circle-in-Image-Tab-Gray-Circle-of-Death- mark 3 6247 Report Save Cancel offline deathonater 2 posts 1,545 Posted April 7, '13 5:05pm America/Detroit I recently have been having trouble viewing games. I have the latest flash player, but games such exclamation point as the last stand have been asking me to download it. The area where the game is supposed to be is blank of some other games I frequently play. In the center there is a exclamation mark and a round circle around it.I don't know why this is happening now, never before. Could someone pelase help? I recently have been having trouble viewing games. I have the latest circle with exclamation flash player, but games such as the last stand have been asking me to download it. The area where the game is supposed to be is blank of some other games I frequently play. In the center there is a exclamation mark and a round circle around it.\r\n\r\nI don't know why this is happening now, never before. Could someone pelase help? 3 Replies Report Save Cancel offline Reton8 3,049 posts 29,720 Posted April 7, '13 11:23pm America/Detroit From this source: blogs.adobe.comThe generic memory error icon was added in Flash Player version 10.1 and will appear within a browser when the Flash Player has been particularly abused or is running in a very low memory environment. The icon, affectionately known as the Gray Circle of Death (GCOD), is a gray circle with a white exclamation mark within it.It is not just an icon, however. It is a sign that Flash is protecting your computer from an application that is asking for more memory than your browser has available. The browser will crash if it runs out of memory and that is a Very Bad Thing. If that happens your browser may crash or your computer may crash and need a restart. Flash no
Updated date: December 16, 2015 14:33 Problem In the course of making many redactions or markups to documents, sometimes the following appears in the browser window: This gray circle with a white exclamation point in the middle indicates a memory error has occurred. Cause It has been documented as a memory issue with the Flash Player by Adobe in the following article on their website: http://blogs.adobe.com/dekesmith/2012/06/07/what-is-the-gray-circle-with-an-exclamation-mark-or-bang Resolution AccessData clients can try the following to alleviate this issue: Clear your Internet Explorer (IE) disk cache: Go to the Tools menu and choose "Internet Options" Or go to the white gear icon in the upper right-hand corner of IE, click it, and choose "Internet Options". In the resultant dialog window that appears, ensure the "General" tab is in focus, then click the "Delete" button. Close all open Internet Explorer windows to free up memory used by IE. Close IE in Task Manager: Right-click your task bar and choose "Start Task Manager" - a window appears. Choose the Processes tab and sort by the "Image/Image Name" field until "Internet Explorer/iexplore" appears. Right click each "iexplore" in Windows 7/2008 and choose "End Task". Right click "Internet Explorer in Windows 8/10/2012 and choose "End Task". Restart Summation and execute the markup workflow as before. NOTES: In the Native/Image window, please click the floppy disk icon periodically to save the markup information. Do not open any other IE windows during your workflow to test. Keep Task Manager open and note the aggregate amount of Memory used by all Internet Explorer/iexplore instances. It may be that IE becomes unstable if over 1GB of memory is used. Please contact Product Support during normal business hours if all of the above suggestions have been tried and you continue to experience this issue. Tags: Grey, natural panel, swf, shockwave, GCOD, annotation Was this article helpful? 0 out of 0 found this helpful Have more questions? Submit a request C