Adobe Flash Player 10.3

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  1. G1LLY
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    acdouglas said:
    IE9 and Adobe Flash Player 10.3

    Just downloaded FP 10.3 (on an automatic update from FP 9.xxx), and it fails using IE9 (32 bit) on my Windows 7 (64 bit) machine. Uninstalled and reinstalled FP 10.3 twice with a restart after each operation. No go. Flash Player stuff either simply doesn't show or shows way out of position on the page. This is the very first time I've run across this problem (or any problem whatsoever) in all the years of using Flash Player with IE.

    Anyone else experiencing this problem, and, if so, any suggestions as to what the problem is and how to fix it?

    ACD
    Got the same problem after upgrading as well

    Doesn't bother me much though as I use Chrome as my default browser anyway, but it's a shame it wasn't found & reported during the beta phase.

    For reference mine is IE9 on a 32-bit Windows 7 install.

    I get flickering, and flash content being out of place.
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  3. labor366
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    windows 7 home premium x64
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    Same erratic video, and out of place video here.
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  4. stve
    Posts : 707
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
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    Try https://browsercheck.qualys.com/

    on scanning your PC (takes a couple of seconds ) it flags any issues you have and if you allow it updates Flash for you.
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  6. labor366
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    windows 7 home premium x64
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    Didn't fix the issue for me stve. It def involves latest flash update, because everything was fine up to that point. I'll just use chrome or firefox till a cure comes along. Thanks for your effort, and the link to the browsercheck. I can see where it could be helpful in a diff scenario.
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  7. DBone
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
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    Give Chrome a solid week, and you'll forget that IE9 even exists!
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  8. hjonesMCT
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    Win7 Ultimate x64, Server 2008 R2
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    acdouglas said:
    Again, no go.

    I'm afraid I've had it with this. I'm simply going to switch to Firefox 4 (where FP 10.3 works perfectly) and retire IE9 until some future date when Adobe or Microsoft (or both) deals with whatever this problem may be with IE9 and FP 10.x. Since 1981 (no, that's not a typo), every machine I've ever owned has been "Microsoft pure". This will be the very first time I've had to opt for the product of another maker where the product is one that Microsoft also makes.

    Damn shame.

    Thanks for your help.

    ACD
    Hi AC,

    It isn't a Microsoft problem, I assure you. Your faith in MS is well-founded. My x64 machine runs it perfectly. There's something else wrong... have you tried running the pages you're trying to view in Compatibility View?

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  10. new
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    windows 7 64 bit
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    Same problem here after Adobe update. Tried all suggestions but problem still exists.
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  11. acdouglas
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    Windows 7 (64 bit)
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    hjonesMCT said:
    acdouglas said:
    Again, no go.

    I'm afraid I've had it with this. I'm simply going to switch to Firefox 4 (where FP 10.3 works perfectly) and retire IE9 until some future date when Adobe or Microsoft (or both) deals with whatever this problem may be with IE9 and FP 10.x. Since 1981 (no, that's not a typo), every machine I've ever owned has been "Microsoft pure". This will be the very first time I've had to opt for the product of another maker where the product is one that Microsoft also makes.

    Damn shame.

    Thanks for your help.

    ACD
    Hi AC,

    It isn't a Microsoft problem, I assure you. Your faith in MS is well-founded. My x64 machine runs it perfectly. There's something else wrong... have you tried running the pages you're trying to view in Compatibility View?

    Sent from my Evo 4G. Please to excuse my engrish typing
    I have indeed tried Compatibility View (it was the very first thing I tried). No go.

    I suspect you're right that it's not Microsoft's fault here but Adobe's. But as things stand, makes no difference whose fault it is. IE9 is simply unusable without a functioning Flash Player; ergo, my switch to Firefox 4 for as long as the IE9-FP10.3 problem persists.

    ACD
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  12. cptscruffy
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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    oh man it's shame adobe took down 10.3 RC for IE 64bit, because that's working really well for me.

    anyway, here is what i have; for IE-32bit, I have

    Name: Shockwave Flash Object
    Publisher: Adobe Systems Incorporated
    Type: ActiveX Control
    Version: 10.2.153.1


    & for IE 64bit,

    Name: Shockwave Flash Object
    Publisher: (Not verified) Adobe Systems, Inc.
    Type: ActiveX Control
    Version: 10.3.162.28
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  13. new
    Posts : 101
    windows 7 64 bit
       New #20

    I fixed this problem on my computer by opening IE9-tools-advanced-then ticking use software rendering instead of gpu rendering. Apply and close.
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