IE9 & Adobe Flash "Square" only in compatability mode?


  1. Hondajt
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    IE9 & Adobe Flash "Square" only in compatability mode?


    I was on gamespot, trying to watch a video about a racing video game. I noticed that the video only played in the compatibility mode. If I wasn't in that, it just said I had to have adobe installed.
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  3. Hondajt
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    does anyone else have this issue? I have many video's that don't seem to play unless the 64-bit browser is in compatibility mode.
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  4. Hondajt
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    Got it figured out. It wasn't a 64bit vs 32bit issues. It was an adobe issue. Uninstalling and reinstalling fixed it.
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