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Windows 7 - Adobe Flash Player Problems

 
02-09-2009   #1


Windows XP in 1, and Windows 7 in 2
 
 

Adobe Flash Player Problems

every time i try to install flash player it says it doesnt have enough space, when it clearly does, anybody have any idea what is going on?!?!?!?

(heres the screen, click on it for a bigger pic)

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02-10-2009   #2


Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 


Never seen that one before....
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02-10-2009   #3


Windows 7 Build 7048 x64
 
 


I've seen these types of prompts for different programs in Vista which was usually caused by privilege issues, right-clicking the application and running it as administrator usually solves this.

Please refer to Latest Version of Adobe Flash Player Released for more information on installing Adobe Flash Player.

Cheers
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02-10-2009   #4


Windows XP in 1, and Windows 7 in 2
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by NosferatuX View Post
I've seen these types of prompts for different programs in Vista which was usually caused by privilege issues, right-clicking the application and running it as administrator usually solves this.

Please refer to Latest Version of Adobe Flash Player Released for more information on installing Adobe Flash Player.

Cheers

i ran it as administrator, but same problem, it still wont recognize that i have the disk space
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02-10-2009   #5


Windows 7 Build 7048 x64
 
 


A bit of digging around shows that Adobe is aware of this bug and is still working on a fix.

This issue with the latest Adobe Flash Installer giving this type of error is linked to a system with no Drive C.

Workaround
Plug in a USB storage device
Windows will then assign it as Drive C (if it is not automatically assigned this drive letter, go to computer management and assign it manually)
Run the installer

Note: You can use any type of media as long as windows can recognize it as a storage device (ex. SD cards, External HD, etc.)

Cheers

Last edited by NosferatuX; 02-10-2009 at 05:20 PM.. Reason: added note
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