Help me downgrade Adobe

point the cursor to the .exe of flash player, it will show you the version of flash you have.

Go to filehippo, download earlier version.
cheers

Since you know what version you have, go to adobe's download page and get the version with the closest, but lower number.


Are you running the latest ATI drivers?

Newest are 10.6 and were released on June 18th.

sotorious said:

Yea i am they are a piece of junk.

I have 6 machines all running the latest drivers and flash, and none of my computers have any issues.

I suggest you go back one version of graphics card drivers, and see if the issue resolves itself. If not, then start trying older flash installers.

ryo said:

how about try System Restore

Will not help.

It's more to do with the ATI drivers than anything else.

I've noticed that the mem clock switches from 1000 to 900 when viewing some flash / youtube vids etc.

It quickly goes away and back to default mem clocks when you close / finish the source.

10.5 / 10.6 have had less issues than previous releases.


Of course, going back to an older Flash plugin also leaves you vulnerable to the security flaws...

smarteyeball said:

ryo said:

how about try System Restore

Will not help.

It's more to do with the ATI drivers than anything else.

I've noticed that the mem clock switches from 1000 to 900 when viewing some flash / youtube vids etc.

It quickly goes away and back to default mem clocks when you close / finish the source.

10.5 / 10.6 have had less issues than previous releases.


Of course, going back to an older Flash plugin also leaves you vulnerable to the security flaws...

i guess that's because of used flash player cause the memory clocks.when the flash is running out.
but when using the restore point. that's would probably return to the before that's he update the flash player.
as his information, that cause by the flash player, but he don't what version that's he used before.

sotorious said:

ccatlett1984 said:

sotorious said:

Yea i am they are a piece of junk.

I have 6 machines all running the latest drivers and flash, and none of my computers have any issues.

I suggest you go back one version of graphics card drivers, and see if the issue resolves itself. If not, then start trying older flash installers.

do any of your 6 machines have dual monitors?

Look at my system specs