This is rather frustrating as I need to flip to IE whenever a site has Flash content on it (facebook/youtube, etc.)Īny help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated here. I've tried doing the Protected Mode fix with editing the mms.cfg file which you can add to the \Data\Plugins\ folder but that doesn't make any difference at all. I've tried starting Firefox in Safe Mode/No Addons - No change. If I wait long enough I'll eventually get a message about a script no longer responding and have the option to stop script. When loading a site with Flash content the flash area is just black or empty and my mouse cursor changes to an hourglass that just flashes constantly. This issue has spanned across the last few Portable Firefox beta versions (29 & 30) and I've tried several Flash 13 versions also, no change. Just upgraded to the latest Flash 14.0.0.95 beta today but no change.Ĭonfirmed all proper flash files (flashplayer.xpt, FlashUtil32_14_0_0_95_Plugin.exe & NPSWF32_14_0_0_95.dll) are in the \Data\Plugins\ folder. PC is running Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 圆4. how do I get 7 back and hopefully resolve this problem so that I don't have to make IE my new browser - which I'm not too crazy to do since I've been using Firefox from day 1.I've been having this problem for the last little while now also. And to tell you the truth I like the old interface of Firefox 7 much better anyway. If you need to Disable Adobe Flash Player on Opera, click on Disable button. Under Extensions, click on the Enable button under the Flash Player to Enable Adobe Flash Player on Opera. Open Opera browser, then open Menu and select Manage Extensions. version of Flash and figured that would solve the problem since Firefox 8 WAS working before using the 10. Method 5: Enable Adobe Flash Player on Opera. After updating Flash, I could no longer get sound from any online videos. THEN I got the annoyingly repetitive reminder from Adobe to update Flash to 11 and finally succumbed. This problem occurred because I updated Firefox to version 8, after which Flash was still working with the old version installed.
whatever version installed now and Flash is working in Chrome and in IE. whatever) doesn't apparently work with Vista 64 bit - why, I'm not sure but this is what happens when one company dominates the market like Adobe. I'm running Vista 64 bit and the current version of Flash (11.
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