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you view video and animated content in Firefox. This article has information about testing, installing, updating, uninstalling and troubleshooting the Adobe Flash plugin. Note: The Firefox Software Update feature does not update installed plugins. See the Adobe Security bulletins and advisories page for information about security and stability issues affecting Adobe Flash Player and other Adobe products. Table of Contents1 Testing Flash2 Installing or updating Flash3 Uninstalling Flash4 Troubleshooting4.1 Flash flash player not working windows 10 plugin not working4.2 Flash works in Internet Explorer or Chrome but not in Firefox4.3 "Activate Adobe Flash" prompts4.4 The Adobe Flash plugin has crashed4.5 Unresponsive plugin warning4.6 Cannot view full screen Flash videos4.7 Playing Flash videos makes Firefox hang4.8 Other Flash problems and solutions Testing Flash Visit Adobe's test page to see if the Flash plugin is installed and working properly. If it tells you that Flash is not installed, see the article Install the Flash plugin to view videos, animations and games or see the next section on how to install the latest Flash plugin. Installing or updating Flash The Flash plugin automatically updates itself by default. If Mozilla's Plugin Check page or Adobe's test page says that Flash is outdated and you don't want to wait for the automatic update, you can update Flash manually by downloading and installing the latest version from Adobe. To check if your installation of Flash is up to date, visit Mozilla's Plugin Check page. If it says that Flash is outdated, you can update Flash by downloading and installing the latest version from Adobe. Go to Adobe's Flash Player download page and download the Flash installer. Caution: Adobe's download page may include a checkbox for optional software (such as Goog
thread was archived. Please ask a new question if you need help. I am so fed up with the error message that adobe flash has crashed. 16 replies 38 have this problem 33823 views Last
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reply by ebbrat 2 years ago avwood Posted 1/1/14, 7:20 PM I am so fed up adobe flash player application initialization error with the error message that adobe flash plugin has crashed. You have had two years to fix this problem and all your suggested solutions do test flash player not work. I cannot see any alternative but to go back to Internet Explorer. It is so frustrating when I am checking my emails and click on a link to get the same message over and over again. Why is https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/keep-flash-up-to-date-and-troubleshoot-problems it that this problem only happens with Firefox? It does not happen with Internet Explorer and it does not happen with Google Chrome. Otherwise Mozilla Firefox is great. I am so fed up with the error message that adobe flash plugin has crashed. You have had two years to fix this problem and all your suggested solutions do not work. I cannot see any alternative but to go back to Internet Explorer. It is so frustrating when I am checking https://support.mozilla.org/questions/982093 my emails and click on a link to get the same message over and over again. Why is it that this problem only happens with Firefox? It does not happen with Internet Explorer and it does not happen with Google Chrome. Otherwise Mozilla Firefox is great. Chosen solution This from Halofromsue copied here: Okay like I said in my last post, Yesterday I disabled Shockwave in Plugins. However, as you all know, you need shockwave and flash for most things....so I went back and set it to say "ASK TO ACTIVATE" so when a web page loads and needs it, it will ask me and then I'll either say "yes" or "no" and that seems to be working. So far, after three hours it hasn't crashed and shockwave/flash all work fine when it needs it. From me: It works! Read this answer in context 0 Question tools Get email updates when anybody replies. when a solution is found. Cancel Subscribe to feed Question details Product Firefox Topic Fix slowness, crashing, error messages and other problems System Details Windows 7 Firefox 26.0 More system details Additional System Details Installed Plug-ins Shockwave Flash 11.9 r900 Google Update NVIDIA 3D Vision plugin for Mozilla browsers NVIDIA 3D Vision Streaming plugin for Mozilla browsers Next Generation Java Plug-in 10.45.2 for Mozilla browsers NPRuntime Script Plug-in Library for Java(TM) Deploy GEPlugin Adobe PDF Plug-In For Firefox and Netscape 11.0.05 RealPlayer(tm) LiveConnect-Enabled Plug-In RealPlayer Dow
4. Use error codes to narrow down your issue. 5. Search for a similar question or ask your own question on the Flash Player forum. 6. File a bug. 7. https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/common-problems-flash-player.html Check for more solutions. Applies to : Flash Player 1. Check if you have the latest Flash Player version for your computer. To find the latest version ofAdobe Flash Playerfor your operating system (OS) and http://kb.mozillazine.org/Flash browser, go toFlash Player Help. 2. Check out the information on common Flash Player problems. Video and audio not playing Windows download and installation problems Mac download and installation problems Issues | Flash Player flash player 11.3 | Mozilla Firefox Active X information bar doesn't appear on Windows Flash Player on 64-bit operating systems Uninstalling Flash Player on Windows Uninstalling Flash Player on Mac Flash Player on older computers 3. Search Adobe Support. In the Search field above, type your problem description to search for possible solutions. 4. Use error codes to narrow down your issue. If you remember the error codes that appeared in the adobe flash player error messages, type them in the Search field above or on the Flash Player forumpage. You can use these error codes to narrow the search results. Some error code examples: Flash Player Error 2048 Error #1502--Flash Player 5. Search for a similar question or ask your own question on the Flash Player forum. Type the description of your problem in the search box on theFlash Player forumto search online discussions. You can also post your problem on the forum. 6. File a bug. If you are still unable to resolve your issue, you may have found a bug—a defect or flaw—in Adobe Flash Player. Let Adobe know if you believe you've found a bug or have a suggestion to improve Flash Player. You can report a bug by filing a report on theReport a Flash Player crashpage. 7. Check for more solutions. If you're having any of the following issues with Flash Player, see Troubleshoot games, video, audio | Mac orFlash Player games, video, or audio don't work | Windows: Latest version of Flash Player doesn't display video I can’t hear rich media content even though I have the latest version of Flash Webcam issues (Mac OS) If your video quality is poor
Adobe's website for information on security and stability issues affecting Adobe Flash. Adobe Flash (formerly Macromedia Flash), refers to the Flash Player and browser plugin needed to handle SWF videos, web page animations and interactive content. Even though the Flash plugin is also referred to as "Shockwave Flash", it should not be confused with the Shockwave plugin that handles "Shockwave for Director" content. Contents 1 Enabling and disabling Flash 2 Testing Flash 3 Installing or updating Flash 3.1 Installing Flash on Windows 3.1.1 Windows installation issues 4 Uninstalling Flash 4.1 Mac uninstall 4.2 Windows uninstall 4.2.1 Uninstall using Windows Control Panel 4.3 Linux and Solaris 5 Flash Settings Manager 6 Troubleshooting 6.1 Browser hangs playing Flash videos 6.2 Flash Protected Mode issues on Windows Vista and above 6.2.1 Flash Player 11.3 Protected Mode - Windows 6.2.2 Disabling Protected Mode in Flash 11.3 6.3 Flash player not working on certain websites 6.3.1 Check Flash storage settings 6.3.2 Check user agent 6.4 Performance or display issues with certain Flash videos 6.5 No audio when Flash video originates from an external site 6.6 Flash audio not working - Windows 6.7 Plugin-container issues 6.8 Extension issues 6.9 ActiveX plugin conflict 6.10 QuickTime plugin takes over Flash 6.11 Illegal Operation in Plugin error 6.12 Not detected due to disabled plugin scan for PLIDs - Windows 6.13 Flash files do not play 6.14 The plugin for this content has been disabled 6.15 Plugin Check reports outdated Flash has been disabled when the Flash plugin is not installed 7 External links [edit]Enabling and disabling Flash Installed plugins, including Flash, can be disabled and enabled in the Add-ons Manager (see Managing installed plugins for details). To disable or enable Flash: Open the Add-ons Manager by clicking "Add-ons" in the Firefox (or Tools) menu ("Tools -> Add-ons Manager" in SeaMonkey) or by entering about:addons in the Location (address) bar. Click on "Plugins" in the left panel of the Add-ons Manager (as shown here). Find the entry for the Flash plugin ("Shockwave Flash" on Windows). Firefox 23, SeaMonkey 2