Adobe flash player message

How do I stop the message that this site wants to me to download the adobe flash player? It keeps showing up every few seconds and I can't stop it. Please help me.

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The best way is to install the most recent version of Flash Player http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
If you have the most recent version of Flash Player then tell us your OS, your browser, and your version of Flash Player.

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A gray translucent message has appeared over my email. It states "you are trying to install an adobe flash player on an unsupported system." There is no way to delete this message. It covers the reply and new options on my email account and I can't use them. I have an imac. HELP!

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Running OSX 10.8.3 on a 3.4GHz Intel Core i7 and I keep receiving messages to download Adobe Flash since it's out of date. I continue to receive these messages despite the fact that I've downloaded numerous times to correct the errors. I often have this problem on CNN too and still cannot play their videos. Can someone pipe in an help a needy person out? LOL.
Thanks in Advance!
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This morning we resolved a problem that prevented Flash Player installations from completing for some of our Macintosh users.
If you encountered this problem, please delete any previously downloaded Flash Player installer and either:
1.) Download the installer again from https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
2.) Download the stand-alone installer from http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/latest/help/install_flash_player_osx.dmg

When trying to update Adobe Flash Player, message says no ActionList found.

When I try to view videos on CNN home page, it tels me that the video is optimized for flash player 10, and when I click on the appropriate buttons to download that, it tells me "ActionList not found".

The Problem is: '''Actionlist not found'''
Solution: Try this direct download link, and the problem is solved
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html
If you still have problems with you type of windows, try the following likg:
http://www.jiagouyan9.com/archives/firefox-flashplayer-install-issue-actionlist-not-found.html/

An Adobe Flash Player message regarding storage has popped up and although I can click "deny", it won;t go away;how do I stop this?

Whenever this happens, I have been able to click "deny" and it has gone away. However, when trying to play a game on Facebook, it will not go away and allow me to play the game. How do I get rid of this little message? Looks like I'm being hacked as the message is asking me to allow more storage, thereby gaining access to what's on my computer.
Thank you!

hello, please refer to http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html#117152

Facebook video cannot click adobe flash player pop up

When recording a facebook video on a friend's wall, an adobe flash player message pops up asking if I allow facebook.com to have access to my camera and microphone, with the options of allow or deny. In order to record a video, I must hit allow, but I am unable to click anything at all. Does anyone know how to solve this issue? I read a few forums from 1-2 years ago where people had the same issue, but no one had a solution. Can anyone help?

FOUND A SOLUTION FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE THIS PROBLEM:
Note the following workaround (far from sufficient for customers, but good enough for feature development): Go to System Preferences > Flash Player > Camera and Mic > Camera and Microphone Settings by Site... Find the site you want to allow and change "Ask me" to "Allow". This bypasses the dialog and allows recording to proceed normally.
this seems to be a common problem with lion and adobe. i did this and it fixed my problem!

Error "actionlist not found" when installing adobe flash player update

in trying to update adobe flash player i get error "action list not found"I have win XP 32 bit. Have removed old version from my computer before downloading newer version, still will not load.

You should by now be using Firefox 11. (You may well have updated since you posted this question).
Possibly you have tried to download and install the FlashPlayer version intended for Internet Explorer, instead of the plugin for Firefox. (See related thread [/questions/859758#answer-228076] ''When trying to update Adobe Flash Player, message says no ActionList found.'' )
Others may also note there is or was problem with some Flash Upgrades not being detected , but should start a new thread of your own if you have problems. See article [[Yahoo! and at&t mail say your browser is blocking Flash]]

Error message telling me to download latest verison of adobe flash player even though i have it

When i try and watch videos on facebook or any other video clips i have, i cant as it brings up a message telling me i need to download the latest message of adobe flash player and adobe, even though i have already got the most upated versions of all adobe programs. I click on the link it supplies to down load the latest verison just to be sure, it come up and downloads as normal and says installation complete, but when i go back in to watch the video clip it just keeps bringing up the same message asking me to download the latest version Please help solve this issue

I am using windows 7 64 bit
i am using internet explorer 10
flash player 11 activx is the one i am having issues with
The problem i am having is that i cannot access any video clips at all on any web page, i have a message that comes up and says i need to download the latest version of adobe flash player, please click link to download, upon clicking on the link it downloads and installs successfully however i am still unable to view any video clips on any webpage and all it does is bring up the same message over and over again even though i have the most updated version of flash player installed. I have tried uninstalling and re intsalling flash player most updated version several times to no avail

How to permanently disable this message: "Press Esc to exit full screen." (by Adobe Flash Player) in Mac's Safari Browser?

Hello everyone,
I have been searching for sometime (without any success) for a solution to permanently remove this annoying message: "Press Esc to exit full screen."
Whenever I go to full screen mode, watching any video on YouTube, BBC, CNN (or many other websites which use Adobe Flash Player for streaming video) I have to bare seeing this message for several seconds until it fades away. Seeing this message once or twice would have been okay, but as we all watch many videos on a daily basis on internet, after weeks, months and now years seeing this message over and over again many times every day, it becomes very annoying, and I find myself rewinding many videos to their beginning after this message fades away to be able to watch it from the beginning without anything obstructing it!
Does anyone know how to "permanently" disable this message from appearing?
I am using the latest version of Safari 6.0 on the latest version of OS X (Mountain Lion 10.8.1), and have the latest version of Adobe Flash Player (Plug-in version 11.4.402.265) installed on my new MacBook Pro 15" with Retina Display.
Thanks,
Ally
Thursday, September 13th, 2012

Thanks Carolyn,
I am attaching a screenshot here for you to see that this setting was already set to what you suggested. I didn't need to change it as it was like this even before I post this message.
So the problem still presists and unfortunately your suggestion is not a solution to this probelm.
Last night I did more reseach and found a discussion in Adobe website, it seems a lot of other people have the same issue, and even started a discussion in Adobe website about it. But unfortunately Adobe refuses to address it and enable the end user at least to have an option to turn this message off from displaying permanently on his/her computer.
I am writing down the url links for the two posts regarding this issue on Adobe's website:
Link #1: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/921270
Link #2: https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3058752
Hopefully more people will get involved and ultimately we will either get Adobe's attention, or someone will find a "hack" and post it here for all of us. I have found some suggested "hacks" for Windows environment (you can simply google it, I am sure you will find them too). But so far I haven't seen anything for Mac's Safari browser.
Cheers,
Ally
Thursday, September 13th, 2012

I need the Adobe Flash Player version 11.1.102.64plug in on my MacAir to view Ustream videos. Adobe message says the version is for Intel-based Macs with Safari; also says that I "may have to temporarily disable antivirus software. is it safe to download?

I need the Adobe Flash Player version 11.1.102.64plug in on my MacAir to view Ustream videos. Adobe message says the version is for Intel-based Macs with Safari; also says that I "may have to temporarily disable antivirus software. is it safe to download?

Your MacBook Air is an Intel-based system. To download the current version (11.2.202.228), go to http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ and download it from there.
If there is still a Flash issue, you can try the Google Chrome browser, which has the current Flash built into it, to see if it works any differently with the videos. It's available from https://www.google.com/chrome

Adobe Flash Player 10 Error Message

About four days ago, I started getting this error message in a dialog box. It appears even with nothing open that would even require a need for Flash. I removed Adobe Flash Player 10 and rebooted, then added it back. The problem continues however.
Win-XP/SP3 fully patched and Malware free.
"A script in this movie is causing Adobe Flash Player 10 to run slowly. If it continues to run, your computer may become unresponsive. Do you want to abort the script? Yes / No.
Checking either option only gets rid of the pop-up for a few minutes.
Regards:
BruceIB

I have just recently resolved my Flash Player issue.
My suggestion to all who have troubles with Slowing down players or error messages (like I was getting) is very similar to what has been suggested by Meln long ago.For windows machines- I don't know mac fix. but this might work.
1. remove/uninstall flash player from your system. ALL BROWSERS
2. reboot your system
3. goto the adobe site for flash player and have it check that you in fact DO NOT have flash player installed.
4. download the latest version of flash player and let it IMMEDIATELY do the install.
5. reboot
6. check how flash player works. If it is buggy and slow or kicking up errrors/messages go back to step 1. repeat this cycle as many times as necessary.
some notes:
Be careful when doing the install -DO NOT DOWNLOAD THE FLASH DEBUGGING VERSION- it will kick up errors galore.
Make certain you do noting else during the install and remove processes. You are problem solving -not being productive, so just wait it out patiently.
I know some will say, why would i remove, download and install multiple times - once should either work or not work.
OH how I wish this were true for funky software issues. There is some glitchy thing going on and where exactly it happens is anyones guess, or it would have been fixed. Without rhyme or reason one time though it will just work. when it does do a system restore point and put GOOD FLASH PLAYER as the note. after you do this fix you will know why you want a quick way back to this point.- you don't want to do it again.
i know this sounds stupid but after trying for months to "fix" my issue this is what worked on multiple PCs i had that had the issue(s) slowing down and messages.

I have a mac computer. I am trying to install flash player but get the message "install adobe flash player wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this." I do not use a password to open the computer.

I have a mac computer that uses no password. When installing flash player I get the message "Install adobe flash player wants to make changes Type your password to allow this. I can't get past this message.

Hi,
To change your password you will need to open System Preferences, then open Users & Groups, click on Change Password. Change your password to a temporary one, then when you have finished you do the same procedure to change it back, by typing in the temp password then leaving the new password blank. Hope this helps.

How do I load adobe flash player on to my Mac as I keep receiving an error message when downloading?

I am unable to down load Adobe Flash Player on to my new Mac. I keep receiving an install error message. Any help would be appreciated.
Barbara

What is the specific error message? And are you downloading it directly from Adobe's web site?

I am trying to download Adobe Flash Player 10 and i keep getting an error message Unable to load a G

I'm trying to download Adobe Flash
Player 10 and i keep getting an error message "unable to load GUI" i am currently using
Windows XP Professional is anyone able to help me? I am almost 6
5 and have a very limited knowledge of computers!!!!!!!!!

Hi Terry, A post is the message that anyone has just typed in. When you replied to me, that was your post. I am replying to you so this is my post. Think of it as sending an email or mailing a letter at the "post" office.
Now right at the top of the last post (message) you sent me is a Post#, then the date and time and under that the thread subject "Re: I am trying to download Adobe Flash Player 10 and I keep getting......
The first time that you posted, you described your problem. The next post after that is #1 and so on.
The Adobe Flash Player forum works very much like email except there are a lot of "threads". A thread is what each message you see is called. Everyone that registers can start their own thread (subject). Then other people see it and can post to your thread and try to help you with your problem.
You did pretty good, you registered, and you started your first thread
Now do you feel somewhat more relaxed? Hope so.
Take a look now and see if you can find the Post# and etc that I described above.
Thanks,
eidnolb

In eBay & YouTube, I get the message to install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player; I have gone through the download and installation procedure several times, but still get the same message - why can't I install the latest version on Firefox?

In eBay, I was trying to upload pictures when I got this message: "You need the latest version of Adobe Flash Player to use the standard picture uploader.
Download and install the latest version from Adobe before continuing."
In YouTube, when trying to watch a video, I got this message: "You need to upgrade your Adobe Flash Player to watch this video."
I have gone through the procedure for downloading and installing the latest version of Adobe Flash Player, but still get the same messages when I reopen Firefox and revisit these sites.
There does not seem to be the same problem with Safari, which runs the latest version of Adobe Flash Player with no trouble.
I am using an iMac running Mac OS X Version 10.6.7.

You can find the latest Flash player for Firefox on this page.
*http://www.adobe.com/special/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html
For Firefox on 64 bit Windows, you need the 32 bit Flash version version because Firefox is a 32 bit application.
*http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

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