12/11/2012 - Flash Player 11.5 Update

Today, Flash Player 11.5 for Windows and Macintosh was released to address stability, performance and security issues when browsing and playing Flash content.
In particular, this release addresses the following issues:
Large images not loading in Flash Player (3364103)
Output protection=REQUIRED content doesn't play on Retina Macbook pro internal monitor (3360459)
For full details on the 11.5 release, please see our release notes.
Security update details can be found here: Security Bulletin (APSB12-27)
Current Flash Player desktop users that have enrolled in either the "Allow Adobe to install updates (recommended)" will receive the update automatically within 24 hours.
Users that have the"Notify me to install updates" update mechanism selected will receive an update notification within 7 days from today (please note that Windows users will need to restart their system to receive the notification dialog.)
If you would like to install the update immediately, please use one of the links below:
Flash Player 11.5 desktop for Windows XP, Vista and 7: 11.5.502.135
Flash Player 11.5 desktop for Windows 8: 11.3.377.15
Flash Player 11.5 desktop for Mac: 11.5.502.136
Flash Player 11.2 desktop for Linux: 11.2.202.258
Flash Player 11.1 Mobile for Android 3.x: 11.1.111.29
Flash Player 11.1 Mobile for Android 4.0.x: 11.1.115.34
Flash Player 10.3 desktop for Windows, Macintosh and Linux: 10.3.183.48
Previous versions of Flash Player can be found on the Archived Flash Player page

Are you still getting the errors when you attempt to deploy 11.6.602.171?
If so, unless adobe has an actual fix, the only thing I found that worked was to use the Microsoft Fix It tool. It takes about 5-10 minutes per workstation. In your case, that's a lot of man hours.
However, I did stumble across something else that *might* be a possible scripted solution: http://serverfault.com/questions/483437/is-msizap-still-useful-or-is-it-obsolete
You will have to grab the product IDs from the Flash MSI files for the versions of flash you want to remove (using Orca, it's under Property > Product ID). I suspect that the use of msizap is questionable since it's been depreciated, but I didn't have the opportunity to actually test this solution.

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8/2/2012 - Flash Player 11.3 Update

Today, Flash Player 11.3.300.270 for Windows was released to address a crash that was occurring in the Adobe Flash Player Update Service (FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe). There are no other fixes or changes provided with this build. This release is available for Windows only, and affects the Active X and Plug-in installers, uninstaller, and msi's (available on the distribution page.) No other platforms are affected.
Please be aware that this release is not available from the Product Download Center (http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer) which will continue to provide 11.3.300.268. We realize that this might cause confusion for some users. Due to the severity of this issue, we decided to make this build available immediately to help customers affected by this bug. Due to logistical issues and time constraints, we were unable to update the release on the Product Download Center. The next release of Flash Player will correct this disparity. Please note that unless you have been affected by the FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe crash, both 11.3.300.270 and 11.3.300.268 will be functionally identical.
This release will be distributed using the following methods:
Silent auto update - If enabled and functional, the silent auto update service will automatically install this build within 24 hours.
Direct download - You can download the installers directly using the links below
Flash Player for ActiveX (Internet Explorer)
Flash Player Plug-In (All other browsers)
Flash Player Distribution page for distribution license agreement holders
Flash Player Archive Page
For full details on the 11.3 release, please see our release notes.
For those encountering problems with Flash Player, please see this tech note for suggestions and instructions on reporting Flash Player bugs
Report a Flash Player Crash
Firefox users crashing with Flash Player 11.3 who are willing to assist us in determining the cause of the crashes, please download and install the Firefox 15 beta release and submit all crash reports when they occur. Crash logs created and submitted with Firefox 15 will allow us to gather critical details that are missing from the current crash reports that are being generated with Firefox 13 and 14 and earlier versions.
We would also like to encourage anyone running into issues with 11.3 to install the 11.4 beta release and let us know if the issues have been resolved.

Grandmjr wrote:
when I go to my control panel it shows I have the version for 32 bit player.
You mean the Flash Player Settings Manager in Control Panel? That is just a 32-bit applet; the installer will automatically install both 32-bit and 64-bit Flash Players on 64-bit systems; check
C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash
C:\Windows\syswow64\Macromed\Flash
Regarding Internet Explorer, check
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/885448
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/867968

7/11/2012 - Flash Player 11.3 Update

Today, Flash Player 11.3.300.265 for Windows and Macintosh was released to address critical audio and stability issues.
For full details on the 11.3 release, please see our release notes.
If you continue to have problems, please see these tech notes for suggestions and instructions for reporting issues to us:
Report a Flash Player Crash
For Firefox users crashing with today's update who are willing to assist us in determining the cause of the crashes, it'll be helpful if you can download and install the Firefox 15 "Aurora" release and submit all crash reports when they occur. Crash logs created and submitted with Firefox 15 will allow us to gather critical details that are missing from the current crash reports that are being generated with Firefox 13 and 14 and earlier versions.
For users encountering crashes with the AdobeUpdateService.exe, please see this post for additional details.

I've branched this issue to a new discussion as it was unrelated to the problem the other folks were seeing.
We continue to widen the number of video cards that we support GPU acceleration on. It sounds like this is what you're running into.
Since it's unrelated to Protected Mode, definitely go back and make sure that you've removed the line from your mms.cfg that you may have added while troubleshooting that problem. Disabling Protected Mode in general is a bad idea, and will leave you vulnerable to many modern classes of attacks over the long term.
If you haven't updated to the latest available drivers for your graphics hardware, please do that. It may eliminate the issue you're experiencing.
If that doesn't work, please check out our graphics troubleshooting guide:
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/video-playback-issues.html
If you're still stuck after this, please file a bug here: http://bugbase.adobe.com/
Please reply to the thread with the Bug ID, so that I can follow up on it.
Also, include the output of dxdiag.
To do that, click Start > Run
Type the following, then press [Enter]:
dxdiag
Click Save All Information

7/26/2012 - Flash Player 11.3 Update

Today, Flash Player 11.3.300.268 for Windows and Macintosh was released to address stability issues when browsing and playing Flash content.
For full details on the 11.3 release, please see our release notes.
If you continue to have problems, please see these tech notes for suggestions and instructions for reporting issues to us:
Report a Flash Player Crash
For Firefox users crashing with today's update who are willing to assist us in determining the cause of the crashes, it'll be helpful if you can download and install the Firefox 15 beta release and submit all crash reports when they occur. Crash logs created and submitted with Firefox 15 will allow us to gather critical details that are missing from the current crash reports that are being generated with Firefox 13 and 14 and earlier versions.
Users encountering crashes with the FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe, please see this post for additional details and current workarounds.

Grandmjr wrote:
when I go to my control panel it shows I have the version for 32 bit player.
You mean the Flash Player Settings Manager in Control Panel? That is just a 32-bit applet; the installer will automatically install both 32-bit and 64-bit Flash Players on 64-bit systems; check
C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash
C:\Windows\syswow64\Macromed\Flash
Regarding Internet Explorer, check
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/885448
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/867968

11/27/2012 Flash Player 11.5 Beta Update

November 27th, 2012
Flash Player Beta Channel Update
Note: We need Mac Plug-in users on the Beta channel. Mac plug-in usage has not reached the critical mass necessary to detect significant issues in aggregate crash-reporting data. Please help us out, and recruit your friends on Mac!
The weekly Flash Player Beta update is now available for direct download and automatic installation via Background Update.
The latest version of Flash Player Beta is available here: http://www.adobe.com/go/flashplayerbeta
Notable Fixes and Enhancements:
Minor Stability and Security Fixes
We encourage you to let us know what you think over on our 11.5 Labs forums
For the latest information, make sure to follow @FlashPlayerBeta
Finally, please report any issues found over at bugbase.adobe.com

I do not have an answer. I have much the same problem. I have the latest update, 11.4.402.287. When I attempt to run anything requiring flash player the message displays that I need to download the latest version. It loads successfully, after much wasted time, to no avail. If you get help let me know please.

11/14/2012 Flash Player 11.5 Beta Update

November 14th, 2012
Flash Player Beta Channel Update
Note: We need Mac Plug-in users on the Beta channel. Mac plug-in usage has not reached the critical mass necessary to detect significant issues in aggregate crash-reporting data. Please help us out, and recruit your friends on Mac!
The weekly Flash Player Beta update is now available for direct download and automatic installation via Background Update.
The latest version of Flash Player Beta is available here: http://www.adobe.com/go/flashplayerbeta
Notable Fixes and Enhancements:
Minor Stability and Security Improvements
We encourage you to let us know what you think over on our 11.5 Labs forums
For the latest information, make sure to follow @FlashPlayerBeta
Finally, please report any issues found over at bugbase.adobe.com

I do not have an answer. I have much the same problem. I have the latest update, 11.4.402.287. When I attempt to run anything requiring flash player the message displays that I need to download the latest version. It loads successfully, after much wasted time, to no avail. If you get help let me know please.

11/20/2012 Flash Player 11.5 Beta Update

November 20th, 2012
Flash Player Beta Channel Update
Note: We need Mac Plug-in users on the Beta channel. Mac plug-in usage has not reached the critical mass necessary to detect significant issues in aggregate crash-reporting data. Please help us out, and recruit your friends on Mac!
The weekly Flash Player Beta update is now available for direct download and automatic installation via Background Update.
The latest version of Flash Player Beta is available here: http://www.adobe.com/go/flashplayerbeta
Notable Fixes and Enhancements:
Corrected an injection where some images did not load with Flash Player 11.5.500.110 - 3362789
MovieClipLoader class correctly returns onLoadComplete event when the MovieClip embeds a JPEG - 3363562
Ouput Protected content now supports playback on the internal monitor of a Retina MacBook Pro - 3360459
We encourage you to let us know what you think over on our 11.5 Labs forums
For the latest information, make sure to follow @FlashPlayerBeta
Finally, please report any issues found over at bugbase.adobe.com

I do not have an answer. I have much the same problem. I have the latest update, 11.4.402.287. When I attempt to run anything requiring flash player the message displays that I need to download the latest version. It loads successfully, after much wasted time, to no avail. If you get help let me know please.

Flash player silent auto update not working

I was glad to read the news about the new feature of silent auto updates of the Adobe Flash player, but unfortunately this is not working on my machine. Has anyone had the same problems and was able to solve them?
Some information on my setup:
I had previously installed Flash player version 11.1.102.63, both ActiveX and Plugin version (installed through the .msi files, deployed via Active Directory/GPO - no further configuration, just plain original .msi files).
To test the auto update feature, I decided to install the new 11.2.202.228 version, but only the ActiveX version. I installed this via the .exe installer (install_flash_player_11_active_x_32bit.exe) manually, choosing "Install updates automatically when available (recommended)" in the last step of the installation, as seen here:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/background-updater-windows.html
When I open Control Panel -> Flash Player, under the "Advanced" tab I see:
"Install updates automatically" is chosen, but greyed out (no admin rights with this windows user)
ActiveX version: 11.2.202.228
Plug-In version: 11.1.102.63
The file "mms.cfg" under C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\ contains:
AutoUpdateDisable=0
SilentAutoUpdateEnable=1
The task "Adobe Flash Player Updater" was created and is scheduled to run every 1 hour. I can see that it is started ("last start time"), the result code is 0x0 which means "no error".
So everything as expected. But the auto update is not working, since the plugin version of flash player never gets updated!
I edited the "mms.cfg" and added:
SilentAutoUpdateVerboseLogging=1
After manually starting the task, there are some lines added to "FlashInstall.log" in the same directory:
2012-4-4+7-20-48.814 [info] 1614
2012-4-4+7-20-48.829 [info] 1615
2012-4-4+7-20-48.829 [info] 1618
2012-4-4+7-20-48.829 [info] 1619 1063
2012-4-4+7-20-48.876 [info] 1614
2012-4-4+7-20-48.876 [info] 1615
2012-4-4+7-20-48.876 [info] 1618
2012-4-4+7-20-48.876 [info] 1608
2012-4-4+7-20-48.876 [info] 1604
2012-4-4+7-21-10.425 [warning] 1403 12029
2012-4-4+7-21-10.425 [warning] 1407 183
2012-4-4+7-21-10.425 [warning] 1408
2012-4-4+7-21-10.456 [info] 1624
2012-4-4+7-21-10.456 [info] 1612
2012-4-4+7-21-10.456 [info] 1621
What does this mean?
Some more information:
Windows XP SP3, all windows updates installed, german
Avira Professional Security anti-virus software
Machine is behind a proxy server, but this is set up in Control Panel -> Internet Options
I suppose this is a problem with our proxy server. Does the auto updater not use the proxy information from the Windows Control Panel settings?
Kind Regards,
Martin

Hey Hans,
After reading of your sucsess I attempted to replicate it.
I am happy to say that I managed to update from Adobe Flash 11.2.202.228 to 11.2.202.233 on serveral different windows 7 notebooks and desktops sliently.
I went into the windows task scedular and ran the Adobe Flash Player Updater task (I didn't need to change anything in the task or the service for it to work).
The only issue I found was that if I ran the task again without restarting the computer no requests from the client would show up in the logs from my web server but if I restarted my computer and then reran the task it would work again. I'm assuming that it will only sent requests out every 24hours is talked about in page 18 of the Flash Player 11.2 Administration Guide.
My Web Servers logs look like this:
2012-04-27 05:45:01 W3SVC1967680676 10.135.12.38 GET /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml - 443 - 10.135.13.17 Get+Flash+Player+version+xml/1.0 200 0 0
2012-04-27 05:45:05 W3SVC1967680676 10.135.12.38 GET /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/install/install_all_win_ax_sgn.z - 80 - 10.135.13.17 Download+Flash+Player+Installer/1.0 200 0 0
My mms.cfg looks like this:
AutoUpdateDisable=0
SilentAutoUpdateEnable=1
SilentAutoUpdateServerDomain=proxy.tallangatta-sc.vic.edu.au
I think the biggest issue I had during testing was that I forgot to my web servers certificate into the windows certificate stores trusts root certs of my notebooks/desktops. EG: http://blogs.adobe.com/livecycle/2012/04/rights-management-how-to-get-windows-7-to-trust-a -self-signed-server-certificate.html
I have since deployed the mms.cfg file and added my web servers certificate into the trusted root certs via group policy to all my clients and it is working very well. I have also writen a batch file to download the needed files from adobe for that backgroup updater and to put them on my web server. I created a daily task on my web server to run the batch file. If anyone wants the batch file or shell script please email me and I'll forward it on.
My batch file pretty much looks like this:
@echo off
:::::::::: INFOMATION ABOUT SCRIPT ::::::::::
:: This Script Titled adobe-flash-background-updates and was written by Tyrone Wyatt of www.cloudportal.org.
:: This Script is open to use by everyone and is not under any licence.
:: See flash_player_11_2_admin_guide.pdf for more infomation on how this script is required to function.
:::::::::: SCRIPT CONFIG ::::::::::
:: The TITLE option is the scripts name
set TITLE=adobe-flash-background-updates
:: The LOG option is the log file.
set LOG=./%TITLE%.log
:: The SOURCE option is the mirror on which you would like to download the flash files from.
set SOURCE=http://fpdownload2.macromedia.com
:: The DESTINATION option is where you would like your downloaded files to go so they are accessable by your web service.
set DESTINATION=d:\wwwroot\Proxy
:: The VERSION option is the current major version of Flash Player (for Flash Player 11.2, the major version is 11).
set VERSION=11
:: The Proxy settings for wget to use
set HTTP_PROXY=http://edupass.tallangatta-sc.vic.edu.au:8080
:::::::::: SCRIPT CORE ::::::::::
echo Welcome to %TITLE% Script!
echo =O====== %date% %time% ======== >> %LOG% 2>&1
if exist %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\xml (
echo Skipping destination folder structure creation.
) else (
echo Creating destination folder structure.
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub >> %LOG% 2>&1
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer >> %LOG% 2>&1
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update >> %LOG% 2>&1
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current >> %LOG% 2>&1
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau >> %LOG% 2>&1
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION% >> %LOG% 2>&1
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\xml >> %LOG% 2>&1
mkdir %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\install >> %LOG% 2>&1
echo Downloading files...
wget.exe -nv %SOURCE%/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/%VERSION%/xml/version.xml -O %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\xml\version.xml >> %LOG% 2>&1
wget.exe -nv %SOURCE%/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/%VERSION%/install/install_all_win_ax_sgn.z -O %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\install\install_all_win_ax_sgn .z >> %LOG% 2>&1
wget.exe -nv %SOURCE%/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/%VERSION%/install/install_all_win_pl_sgn.z -O %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\install\install_all_win_pl_sgn .z >> %LOG% 2>&1
wget.exe -nv %SOURCE%/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/%VERSION%/install/install_all_win_64_ax_sgn.z -O %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\install\install_all_win_64_ax_ sgn.z >> %LOG% 2>&1
wget.exe -nv %SOURCE%/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/%VERSION%/install/install_all_win_64_pl_sgn.z -O %DESTINATION%\pub\flashplayer\update\current\sau\%VERSION%\install\install_all_win_64_pl_ sgn.z >> %LOG% 2>&1
echo Script complete! See log file for more infomation %LOG%
echo =X====== %date% %time% ======== >> %LOG% 2>&1
echo. >> %LOG% 2>&1
:::::::::: END OF SCRIPT ::::::::::
Thanks for your help,
Tyrone Wyatt.

8/7/2012 - Flash Player 11.4 Beta 2

This beta release provides access to the Flash Player 11.4 runtime for Windows and Mac OS desktop environments. The key features and benefits of Flash Player 11.4 are:
Concurrency (ActionScript Workers) — This feature enable developers to off-load certain tasks like high-latency operations and long-running computations to “workers”. These background workers run concurrently in order to leverage more machine resources and avoid things like UI freezes and allow content to be more responsive.
Stage3D constrained mode — A new parameter to Context3D has been introduced called "constrained profile". Constrained profile allows Stage3D content to run hardware accelerated on more hardware, especially the Intel GMA chipsets. The Starling framework has been updated to be constrained mode ready.
StageVideo.attachCamera — Provides webcam support for StageVideo. This allows developers to leverage GPU acceleration to render webcam video streams.
Camera.copyToByteArray/Camera.copyToVector — Allow efficient copy of the video frames pixels to an existing ByteArray or Vector.
LZMA support for ByteArray — In addition to zlib compression of ByteArray, we are introducing an additional compression type based on LZMA to compress data inside a ByteArray through ByteArray.compress() and ByteArray.uncompress().
In addition to new features, we continue to address stability and performance issues with Flash Player. We would like to recommend that everyone that installs the beta releases opts into the automatic updates. We will be delivering regular updates via the update service during the week, some of these releases will be exclusive to this service. Please see this post for more details: 8/6/2012 - Flash Player 11.4 Beta Updates
You can find instructions for getting started with this release here: Flash Player 11.4 Labs Page
Finally, we encourage you to let us know what you think over on our 11.4 Labs forums

This beta release provides access to the Flash Player 11.4 runtime for Windows and Mac OS desktop environments. The key features and benefits of Flash Player 11.4 are:
Concurrency (ActionScript Workers) — This feature enable developers to off-load certain tasks like high-latency operations and long-running computations to “workers”. These background workers run concurrently in order to leverage more machine resources and avoid things like UI freezes and allow content to be more responsive.
Stage3D constrained mode — A new parameter to Context3D has been introduced called "constrained profile". Constrained profile allows Stage3D content to run hardware accelerated on more hardware, especially the Intel GMA chipsets. The Starling framework has been updated to be constrained mode ready.
StageVideo.attachCamera — Provides webcam support for StageVideo. This allows developers to leverage GPU acceleration to render webcam video streams.
Camera.copyToByteArray/Camera.copyToVector — Allow efficient copy of the video frames pixels to an existing ByteArray or Vector.
LZMA support for ByteArray — In addition to zlib compression of ByteArray, we are introducing an additional compression type based on LZMA to compress data inside a ByteArray through ByteArray.compress() and ByteArray.uncompress().
In addition to new features, we continue to address stability and performance issues with Flash Player. We would like to recommend that everyone that installs the beta releases opts into the automatic updates. We will be delivering regular updates via the update service during the week, some of these releases will be exclusive to this service. Please see this post for more details: 8/6/2012 - Flash Player 11.4 Beta Updates
You can find instructions for getting started with this release here: Flash Player 11.4 Labs Page
Finally, we encourage you to let us know what you think over on our 11.4 Labs forums

Flash Player installation and update questions and answers

How do I verify that I have the latest version of Flash Player?
If you receive a message that tells you that Flash Player is out of date or a new version of Flash Player is available, you can verify this by visiting the Flash Player Help page with your browser.
Simply click the "Check Now" button and you'll be presented with a short message and detailed information regarding your Flash Player installation.
Where should I download the latest version of Flash Player?
Because malware authors will often employ misleading tactics to make malware look like something you should trust, it's important to get your Flash Player updates directly from Adobe.
Please verify that your Flash Player downloads and updates come from only the adobe.com or macromedia.com domains. You can always download the latest version of Flash Player directly from https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
I've selected the automatic update option in Flash Player, why do I continue to get update notifications?
Periodically, users are presented with the Flash Player update dialog notifying them that a new version of Flash Player is available for download from adobe.com.
The automatic update mechanism is used for some updates, security patches that address zero-day vulnerabilities and when users, who have selected to be updated automatically, have not updated within 45 days after a regularly scheduled update release of Flash Player.
What should I expect when I receive notification that Flash Player has an update available?
When a major update to Flash Player becomes available you will be presented with a Flash Player update dialog
After reviewing new features, pressing the Download button will open your default browser and load the Install Adobe Flash Player page.
Clicking the "Update now" or "Install Now" button will then take you to the next page which will start the download process and give instructions for completing the Flash Player install.
Finally, once the installation is complete your browser will display a page confirming a successful installation.
If you encounter installation problems, we recommend you review our Windows and Mac OS installation help documents. Further questions and information can be found on the Flash Player installation forums.
Why does Adobe Flash Player installer include the option to download additional software?
Adobe offsets the ongoing development costs of Flash Player, which is made available for free, by offering users the option to download select software from Adobe partners.
What options do I have when installing or updating Flash Player?
You have a few different options available when updating Flash Player. We recommend that you choose "Allow Adobe to install updates (recommended)" when initially setting up Flash Player
or by going into the Flash Player control panel and choosing this option in the Advanced tab.
Once selected, most updates will occur in the background without requiring any interaction. For those regularly scheduled major update releases, you will be presented with an update notification dialog
If you decide not to update, you will receive an automatic update within 45 days if you have the "Allow Adobe to install updates" option selected. Please note that when this update occurs, only Flash Player will be installed.
If you want to be notified about every Flash Player update, select "Notify me to install updates" when initially installing Flash Player or from the Advanced tab in the Flash Player control panel.
Finally, if you'd prefer not to receive any updates, select "Never check for updates (not recommended)". We do not recommend this option as we believe keeping your system up to date improves both security and stability when using Flash Player.
For network Administrators we offer additional update options, including the ability to host your own internal Flash Player update server. Please see our Flash Player distribution page and Flash Player Administrator guide for details.

Sunil, I just want to verify you are pointing me to the link under "Progress bar hangs during download / Unable to connect to server / Unable to download metafile."
If yes, then that is the file I originally downloaded based on a March post I saw here.
I just tried it again, and it (by "it" I mean the Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers from download.macromedia.com) installed 11.6.
After the installation process completed, the dialog box notified me it was version 11.6, and when I went back to, the "find version" page, 11.6 was confirmed.
I did not download the exe for Internet Explorer, as I almost never use that browser.

When I try to watch any video clip I get this: The version of "Adobe Flash Player" on your system does not include the latest security updates and has been blocked. To continue using "Adobe Flash Player", download an updated version from Adobe's we

When I try to watch any video clip I get this:
The version of “Adobe Flash Player” on your system does not include the latest security updates and has been blocked. To continue using “Adobe Flash Player”, download an updated version from Adobe’s website.
I tried clicking on the Adobe Flash Player. It said it accepted it but it did not make a difference.
Can anyone help?
Thank you!

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The version of "Adobe Flash Player" on your system does not include the latest security updates and has been blocked. To continue using "Adobe Flash Player", download an updated version from Adobe's website.

The version of “Adobe Flash Player” on your system does not include the latest security updates and has been blocked. To continue using “Adobe Flash Player”, download an updated version from Adobe’s website.

You haven't actually asked a question, but as stated you should only download Flash Player directy from Adobe.
Nor have you said what version of OS X and Safari you are running.
You can check here: http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/about/ to see which version you should install for your Mac and OS. Note that version 10,1,102,64 is the last version available to PPC Mac users*. The latest version,10.3 or later, is for Intel Macs only, as Adobe no longer support the PPC platform. Version 11.0.1.152 is for Lion.
* Unhelpfully, if you want the last version for PPC Macs, you need to go here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html and scroll down to 'Archived Versions/Older Archives'. Flash Player 10.1.102.64 is the one you download. More information here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/838/cpsid_83808.html
You should first uninstall any previous version of Flash Player, using the uninstaller from here (make sure you use the correct one!):
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/909/cpsid_90906.html
and also that you follow the instructions closely, such as closing ALL applications first before installing. You must also carry out a permission repair after installing anything from Adobe.

How to Disable the Adobe Flash Player and Reader Updates

Ok, For the last two months or so, I have been plagued by the Adobe Flash Player and Reader updater that will not go away. That's not the worst thing though: Somehow, someway, the Adobe updater subverts my entire windows 7 machine and makes itself the most important program on my system, stopping all other necessary functions. After I just turn it on, the updater will suspend all Windows operations in favor of the updater getting its message out the Adobe "needs" updating. I have tried updating the stupid thing, only to find that after the update goes in, my whole computer locks up and I have to load a system restore point. This thing acts like a virus, and until someone comes up with a way to make it work properly, that's what I'm calling: Adobe creates and sells a computer killing virus. I want a sure fire way to disable the updater that will work, and that will never bug me again about updating the virus. After going through three different computer repair companies, many online forums and chat rooms and my own knowledge of how to disable programs, I have instructed my firewall to block all attempts by Adobe to update. This has to stop.

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Flash player problem after updating to belle on my...

flash player problem after updating to belle on my nokia c7.when I try to play .flv videos screen goes blank as show in image,previously these videos runs fine on symbian anna plz help plz help or tell me the way to downgrade to anna
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1) product code 059B7W0
2) software version 111.030.0609
3) it is actually stored .flv files on my phone workes fine on symbian anna
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Why does flash player keep sending update requests when I have already installed latest version?

Flash player keeps sending update requests and when I try to install it tells me I need to close internet explorer when it isn't open. How do I make it stop?

Right click ANY flash content and choose "Global Settings" Under Advanced, you can check the version and set updating preferences.

12/11/2012 - Flash Player 11.5 Update

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