Solved: Adobe flash player problems

[FLYNNE]

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Having troubles with playing any streamed video on any site including BBC iplayer.

1. Control panel indicates the very latest version of Adobe Flash player is installed.

2. However BBC iplayer and other sites tell me that Adobe Flash Player is needed to play a streamed video.

1. and 2. conflict - Please advise.

Regards

Flynne
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[Cookiegal]

What browser are you using to watch the videos?

 

[FLYNNE]

My Browser is internet explorer 11.

Regards

Flynne

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[Cookiegal]

Please go to the following link and report back what version it says you have:

https://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

 

[FLYNNE]

Hello

It does not tell me what version I have.

It simply gives a list of Adobe versions are available.

Regards

Flynne

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[Cookiegal]

Then Flash may not be enabled in Internet Explorer. Please see this link and follow the instructions to verify that and report back.

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/885448

Also, I'd appreciate it if you didn't type a random number of underscores at the end of your posts as they wrap around to another line and are broken as well. If you wish to have a line after your post and before your name then you can type the following and it will create a solid line that doesn't wrap around (I've disabled the tag so it doesn't do that so you can see what to type):

[hr][/hr]

But otherwise it would appear as below:

[hr][/hr]and then you can type your name underneath it although such a line is really not necessary in posts and is more distracting than anything else.

 

[FLYNNE]

Hello Cookiegal

Thank you for your comments - they solved the problem.

Active X filtering was enabled - switching it off solved the problem.

Apologies for the underscores - will readily comply in future posts.

Thanks once again

Regards

Flynne

 

[Cookiegal]

Glad that solved it. You're welcome.