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Q: I went to the download page at Adobe and
successfully downloaded version 9 of Flash -
Shockwave. However, when I visit a web site
requiring this plug-in, it will not run. If
Adobe says that I have downloaded their program
successfully, why won't it work?
A: The reason Adobe's download fails is the
result of a wide range of issues, such as:
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Security software is interfering with the
installation
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User rights are not set at the correct level
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There is an unknown bug on the Adobe site
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For
some reason, the Flash ActiveX files are not
properly registered on the system (common in
Internet Explorer 7 and Vista)
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There is some other Windows Vista or Internet
Explorer 7 issue
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ActiveX controls or security levels in Internet
Explorer are set in a way that prevents the
installation
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The
protected zone in Windows Vista is causing the
problem
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Something is wrong with the existing version of
Flash on your computer. It is probably corrupted
and this is preventing the proper installation
of the latest Flash player.
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For
the Youtube error 'Hello, you either have
JavaScript turned off or an old version of
Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash
player', this is mainly due to a corrupted
installation of the Flash Player.
Try downloading a standalone version of the
Flash player
here
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