[dmrvls1]

I,m taking an online course using Hawkes Learning systems. When I try to open the program, I get an error saying I have a missing or compatible version of the Adobe Flash Player. It says press OK to upgrade flash player, but when I do it says unable to upgrade player. It's show no player detected although I have downloaded the lastest version. I do not know if this is a software or security problem, but any help will be appreciated.

[slayteje]

OMG! I am sooo glad i am not the only person this is happening too! it JUST started happening! I don't know what to do! so if you have fixed your problem please let me know how to fix mine! i have tried everything i believe!!!

you can email me at slayteje@warhawks.ulm.edu
let me know if you haven't figured it out because if not i'm calling hawkes monday morning and cussing someone out. i am falling behind in my coursework and this sucks because the semester is almost over!

[vicks]

First of all, Both of you welcome to TSG forums.
Slayteje, I would strongly urge you to remove your email from your posting...Unless you want to receive a lot of spam. I think a moderator will probably come along and remove it if you don't.
You might try d/l it here:
http://majorgeeks.com/Adobe_Flash_Player_d5163.html
Post back and let us know how it goes.
Also, Slayteje, you might click on report and have a moderator move your posting to your own, rather than trying to 'piggyback' on dmrvls1's post.
Happy Computering.
Vicks

[Dust Sailor]

Both of you Welcome to TSG

http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/online/ Go here and do a scan . If it is installed on your computer it will show as well as indicate if updates are needed .

[Phantom010]

Or, go HERE.

[dmrvls1]

I contact Hawkes Learing System tech support and was able to get my problems fixed by remote. Had to go to add/remove programs and remove all versions of Adobe flash player and Adobe Air. Then re-install latest version of flash player. Hope that helps anyone with the same problem.