Bad Link In download SubInACL for reset_fp10.zip file

Question

Someone must have updated the page and pasted the wrong link into the 'download reset_fp10.zip file' link, because it just reloads the same page it's already in, instead of loading a .zip file.
See http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/494/cpsid_49419.html

Answer 1

I'm still having a permissions problem on one of my user accounts on an xp
sp3 Home edition system.  Maybe you can give me some guidance.  The user
account is the original owner admin account, and plays flash content, has a
successful installation according to the Adobe sites, but won't play linked
flash windows or pop-up flash links.  This owner account was set as limited,
but is changed to admin sometimes for installations, etc.  The flash problem
dates back  more than a year, I believe, but I've only recently started
wrestling with it.
(See this forum thread for details:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2173329#2173329 )  and also here
(http://www.aumha.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=41587&start=0).
I tried using the script from this artilce:
(http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/reset-the-registry-and-the-file-permissio
ns-in-windows-xp/) to change all the registry permissions for all users, and
had to restore the system because Flash would no longer install.
Lately I've been using this article
(http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19148.html) to try to check the registry
permissions for that account, and noticed that whereas the Admin, System, &
Creator\Owner has full control to this key & subkeys for most keys listed in
the article, and users have read control to this key and subkeys, the
(renamed) owner has (special) full control only to this key, and not
subkeys.  Will that keep the pop-up flash links from running?  (I get a
white window, and rt. Click gives non-working flash settings.)
This is a poor description, I'm afraid, but I'm hesitant to alter the
registry permissions without knowing exactly what permissions to grant this
admin account, so I don't compromise the security of the system.  That was
the reason for running as a limited account in the first place.
Some keys simply don't have the renamed owner listed, and when I tried to
add it in, wouldn't allow it because the object name couldn't be found.
(for example, in swf key, where permissions list is Administrators, Creator
Owner, System, Everyone, and Users).
Yet the symptoms indicate that this particular user account is not getting
permission to play linked flash content.
If someone could give me an indication of which keys control that, or an
understanding of whether this owner needs normal full & read permissions for
this key & subkeys, as well as special full permissions for this key only,
for whatever keys I need to check, I'd be relieved to experiment a bit and
see if I can turn the flash on for that account.  Two other admin user
accounts have no troubles playing any flash content at all.
Thanks for any attention you may be able to divert in my direction.
Sincerely,