Flash Player 10 on Terminal Services

I have windows terminal services 2003 and internet explorer 8. Flash 10 has been installed and runs fine on any account that is in the administrator group. But all my normal users get this error when trying to view a page with flash: "You must have administrative privileges to install Adobe Flash Player ActiveX". I have tried multiple tips but have yet to get this to work for a normal user. Any ideas before I go crazy?

Did you ever get a resolution to your issue? I have the same issue
. I have tried following these steps
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2406457#2406457
but the registry keys are different for Flash Player 10. I cannot find the correct key for version 10.

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Hi everyone,
i have the following problem and it drives me mad. I´m
developing a Flash game which retrieves data from a java Server.
For presentation I have both things, the server and the
Flash-Projektor on the same Computer. What I want is: Both
programms startet with on click (one doubleclick :-) ) so I tried
to start the server using fscommand but since the Server is a never
stopping Thread, Flash blocks and waits for the application to
end...which will never happen. So my new try is to start the Flash
projector from tha java server interface via runtime.exec();
everything I need now is what I have to enter in the Terminal
(using OSX!) to start a Flash projector. I just can´t figure
it out.
Another thing would be: it doesn´t have to be a
projector...could be normal swf also...then start it with a
standalone player...but same problem: how do i start a standalone
player from the terminal giving it the file he should open? Are
there parameters I can pass to it? Anybody? Help!!!

The backbone of these online gaming websites is nothing but flash player. As air is necessary for breathing, similarly flash is necessary for these online gaming sites.

Flash Player and Terminal Security

I tried installing Adobe Flash Player 9.0 the other day, logged in under my account (which I am administrator and have full access, as I am the only person who uses my computer) but (I have another account called testuser, which I use for "testing" purposes) and when logged in under my name, installing Flash Player 9.0, it gives the following error:
1008:5, -5000 Access Denied Error
I did a google on this and found the following:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=4aa64290
Reason
If you receive the error message,"Error creating file: 1008:5, -5000 Access Denied Error", then the browser you're attempting to install to was originally installed by another registered user.
(I may have been under "testuser" when the automatic update window popped up and I decided to install updates under testuser) so....
It says do the following:
1) Open the Terminal application (in the Applications > Utilities folder) and type the following text:
sudo chmod 777 /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/components/
2) Enter the password for the ROOT user.
3) Reinstall Flash Player 9
The ONLY problem is, once I type the following command above and hit return, it gives me this:
#1) Respect the privacy of others.
#2) Think before you type.
#3) With great power comes great responsibility.
Password:
I can NO LONGER type any more! Why can't I type in the terminal window now?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

grafixmac
I can NO LONGER type any more!Your password is not echoed for security reasons: just type it and press return.
(The little "lecture" you received is normal, and only happens the first time you use sudo ).

Flash player 9 and service pack 2 for Xp pro

I have a computer equipped with:
Pentium III 666Mhz
Video card: GeForce 4 MX 64 Meg (with latest drivers)
512 Meg Ram
Windows Xp pro SP2 (clean install after format recently so
very low chance of virus or worm)
Hard drive C: (15 Go - 7 Free)
Hard drive D: (120 Go - 70 free)
Latest flash player downloaded from adobe.com
Before installing SP2, flash player worked fine. After SP2,
flash video streaming not working properly. Video dropping frames,
skips, sound skips, flickers, swf animation not fluid. Use to work
fine prior to SP2. For example, I use to view streaming from
yuotube.com without problem. Now, can hardly watch video because
they are skipping too much. Tried to reinstall flash player from
adobe.com and also tried to reinstall flash player from standalone
installer, no result. Need help.
Thanks.
Steve

Well ,have to see for few days .I also don't experience any
glithches yet. Hope we are all lucky for player 9 and IE7.

Flash player not updating to 11.7.700.191 help please

anyone know why this isnt updating?

I don't work on the installer, so I'm guessing here. If you've already selected an update preference, it would make sense to not prompt you again. We *should* prompt you on a fresh install, or after running the Uninstaller, as you would not have a defined preference in either case.
You can also toggle the update notification preference at any time from Control Panel > Flash Player > Advanced.
You can choose between "Always Allow Adobe to install updates", in which case we only notify you when there's a feature-bearing dot release (on the Release channel). We call this a "loud" release when we talk about it on the team.
If you choose "Notify me to install updates", you'll always get that prompt. If you choose "Never check for updates", you won't get notifications or updates.
For Beta Channel, we never do "loud" releases. Once a week, we send out a build of the latest branch that's ready to go. Right now we're shipping betas of the next Flash Player 11.7 service update while we wrap up the feature work on Flash Player 11.8. As soon as that's done, we'll start pushing out 11.8 builds.

Flash player not recognised?

I'm on a website that contains videos that require Flash
player to run. I'm getting the message "Flash 7 or above is
required to view this content" in the space where the video should
be. I have installed Flash Player 9 two or three times but it keeps
saying this message. I've got Windows XP SP2 and Internet Explorer
7.
Would it be in any kind of conflict with Nero 8, AVG
AntiVirus or PowerDVD? Or maybe something wrong with the
registry?

I just managed to get it working somehow. I went to this
location on the Adobe website:-
Global
Storage settings panel
OR
Support Home -> Flash Player -> Contact Customer
Services -> Select Product (Flash Player) -> Click Go ->
Click "How do I set my Flash Player security?" -> Click "How do
I prevent third parties from using Flash to track me across
websites?" -> Click "Global Storage settings panel"
On the following page there was a blue box asking me to
download Flash Player again. When I clicked anywhere within the box
but NOT on the Flash Player icon, an IE dialog appeared asking me
if I wanted to download "swflash.cab". I downloaded that and
installed it. I don't understand what is different between this and
the normal ActiveX control download but Flash movies are working
now. Does Adobe know about this problem?

I am trying to install an updated version of the Adobe flash player for my videos to play.

I have a Linux computer with Ubuntu, and I use Google Chrome. I uninstalled the older version of the Adobe flash player, and now I cannot install the newer version of the Adobe flash player. What do I do?

Hello,
Welcome to Adobe Forums.
Which version of Ubuntu are you using ?
How you are installing the Latest Flash Player (By Terminal or Manual Installation using tar.gz file) ?
Thanks,
Vikram

Flash Player - Windows 2003 Terminal Services

We have terminal services users that are unable to use the Adobe Flash Player in their web browser. They keep getting the prompt that they need it. The administrator can view it even in terminal mode. I have done the user install, Add/Remove Programs option, changed the Registry keys to allow everyone read permissions and even full on the hkey classes root. It appears that new users that connect can view Flash correctly but existing users that already had profiles can't still. Any other ideas? Thanks for the help.

Did you ever get a resolution to your issue? I have the same issue
. I have tried following these steps
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2406457#2406457
but the registry keys are different for Flash Player 10. I cannot find the correct key for version 10.

I have a disclaimer that says my Adobe Flash Player is out of date and needs to be updated. I have been trying to figure this out for 2 days, which is a waste of time, and I chatted with Adobes Customer Service department who said they can't help me

because it is a free application. They referred me to the Forum (which I have tried many times) but to me that is like a dog trying to chase the tail. I am very upset because I cannot get You Tube nor can I listen to music. This may seem trite but it is not trite to me. I pay monthly for the use of CC Photoshop and Lightroom. I will not give them anymore money for other software as they do not offer excellent customer service. I am a consumer and should be treated with business sense. Adobe keeps making a ton of money and gets away with it. They have the worst customer service I have ever experienced in my life. Shame on Adobe. I will not use the Forum for assistance. They should be paying us for learning an IT job. Obviously, Adobe is self centered because they don't consider that maybe we all have a life and cannot worship Adobe.@

I had been getting those notices for months, I finally broke down and hit the button to automatically upgrade. I was flooded with offers of new services from $10. to $49. per month - and my audio/video for Facebook, NYT and NPR are "blocked" with the advice to "upgrade " my Adobe Flash Player - for which there does not seem to be any customer support. My advice is to skip the "upgrading" if your computer works;I do not know what to do now . . .

Adobe Flash Player Update Service 11.3 r300 has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are

I get following message:
Adobe® Flash® Player Update Service 11.3 r300 has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
How can I solve this?

People,
Listen. This service is, has been and seemingly will be: FREE. So while emotions are running on the hot side of the guage, let's remember; it is FREE. Adobe owes no one anything. Now who's to blame, really? We, the people are to blame. Why? Because everyone has been ok with the fact that one company essentially designed and released a technology for streaming from the net. One company. And almost all of us are using this one company's technology to stream; for FREE.
But now we are not ok with it when, after we are prompted to update, we have the issue of it not working? We all never saw the ridiculously high potential for this one company to screw things up, intentionally or otherwise? What the ramifications, that we are now experiencing, might be? Nah, we just took it for granted that we would continue to be served. Well the serve came, everyone. Mistake or otherwise.
It's like this country [US], up until four-years ago. Everyone was either running around with snow shovels and hefty garbage bags to gather all the money they were making or sailing the seas of expectation and an, 'I am out there to get mine' attitude, and then the sh*t hits the fan and now people are complaining? About the very system until four years ago was spoon feeding them poolside with mai-tai's? While it was crushing everyone else in the known world?
No doubt it seems incredulous that a multi-billion dollar company has an IT department that would include in an update, for their own software, that would be inconducive to working. No doubt. But keep in mind: we are all either using browsers by Apple or MS. Anything happens to these browsers, including a virus or anything else that threatens our use of them and...?
So climb off the haughty, 'I deserve' crap and walk on the solid ground of trying to resolve this issue here at Adobe and around the net. If we were to band together, as the 99%, we could solve this, no problem. But then that holds true with resolving this fictitious economic downturn nonsense, that we solidly take for truth at face value, because our mainstream media says so. But no other species on this rock flying through space would know what the f*ck we were talking about.

Web Service calls Blocked in Flash Player 9/10

This is a common issue, so if someone knows of a thread that would help, please point me in the right direction. I was unable to find an exact match on my own.
The project:
I've created a video player which contacts a web service on a remote machine. It retreives a user's viewing progress, reports it back to the player, and advances them to their last location. Testing this locally from within the Flash IDE works fine, as do other web services (such as the ones found on webservicex.net). I'm using the as3webservice package from wellconsidered (http://code.google.com/p/as3webservice/) which has worked flawlessly in testing so far.
The issue:
When finally uploading the swf to a remote server (which is NOT the same as the one that hosts the web service) the web service hangs; not generating a fault, but basically not connecting at all (appears to be hanging/timing out). Research led me to create a crossdomain.xml policy file, which I uploaded to the root and subdirecctories of the machine hosting the webservice:
<cross-domain-policy>
<allow-access-from domain="*"/>
</cross-domain-policy>
This is the one used by most services, including public ones like webservicex.net. Creating this file (named crossdomain.xml) and uploading it did not help at all. I also noticed that when testing the public web service for contrast, they didn't connect either.
I found another article which led me to believe that the cross domain xml file needs to be modified for new security rules in Flash Player 9/10 - This article applies to Flex, but i'm assuming Flash Player is Flash Player:
http://blog.flexmonkeypatches.com/2008/09/29/flex-waylaid-by-webservices-and-flash-player- security-changes/
can anyone confirm this is the case, or share an experience/solution with me that falls within the same ballpark? I'm hung up on this and don't know what to tell the server admins/devs that are working with me on this project. They don't know what to do.
Thanks, fred

I don't know that this is a CS4 issue, but in my experience it's been a for as long as I've used Flash issue... If you have the same symbol as diffferent instances in adjacent frames but give it a different name in those frames, the latter instance will adapt the name of the preceding one. Your best bet may be to assign the same name in both frames, though an alternative would be to shift one to a differ layer than the other.
There's still something of the error or your description that makes me wonder, but it's worth seeing if making a change as suggested takes care of things.

I am running IE 11 on Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit Service Pack 1. When I attempt to install Flash Player, it goes through all of the steps, tells me the player is installed, and welcomes me. I cannot open the player and it does not appear in the Start M

I am running IE 11 on Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit Service Pack 1. When I attempt to install Flash Player, it goes through all of the steps, tells me the player is installed, and welcomes me. I cannot open the player and it does not appear in the Start Menu, Task Manager, System Tray, or anywhere else. When I try to open a file, the site tells me Flash player is not installed. I have even downloaded it to a separate folder and ran the install with IE shut down completely. And Shockwave in ENABLED but in 32 bit .I have been trying to get this to work for about 3 weeks now. HELP!!!

Flash Player is a browser add-on, not an executable program.
If you need to open a local SWF file you will need the standalone player (Projector) from http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
Note that the download is the player, not an installer, so you will need to make the file association manually.

Flash Player 11_8_800_94 on Terminal Server

Hi
I have a problem with the newest Version of Flash Player on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Terminal Server.
I have installed Flash as Administrator with "change user /install". Everything works fine as Administrator but as a normal User with User Rights I can not see Flash in the Plugins.
I found thousands of articels with older Versions but nothing helped me.
Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit
IE 9
Flash Player 11_8_800_94
Has someone a Idea?
Thanks
Werrner

If you open Internet Explorer - In the menue "Extras" - "Manage Plugins"
Normally her are all installed Plugins listed. As Administrator I can see the "Shockwave Flash Object" and "Shockwave ActiveX Control". If I log on with a account which has only User rights this Plugins are not listed.
If I open "www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/" in the IE it works as Administrator. As User it likes to install the Flash player again.
I think that some Security settings in the Registry are wrong but I don't know which one.
Thanks
Werner

Adobe flash player update service 11.3 r300 has stopped working, what causes it and how do I fix it?

I get this message once and a while: "adobe flash player update service 11.3 r300 has stopped working" I have reenstalled the flash player but it came back. any ideas?

This may help.
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3225162
Good luck,
Keith

Error: Flash Player "Adobe Flash Player Update Service 11.3 r300 has encountered a problem ..."

I get the following message as soon as I boot up my PC:
"Adobe Flash Player Update Service 11.3 r300 has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
Anyone else experiencing the same problem?
According to Adobe, this is the first time they've heard of this issue.

RE:
23. jbacinti, --Jul 22, 2012 2:30 PM in reply to Carolo43
Unchecking auto updates does not stop the message for me.
Sorry to hear that too. I actually recommended this to a few friends who were having the same issue, and it worked for them.
But, I'm wondering.... Have you tried disabling the check for updates settings in both the (Window's Control Panel's) Global settings manager and the (online) Global Notifications Settings panel? (That's the one on this page -- http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager02.htm l ) On that page, click on the "Globe with the Check Mark" tab and make sure that the box is blank.
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