Flash Player, aggressive message on Myspace Music

All wath I can say: F.CK YOU ADOBE with your FLASH PLAYER 10
Normally with Firefox the Music Player on Myspace Music works
without problems. Suddenly now a popup window is replacing my Music
Player with the message OOPS...etc upload Flash Player 10.
Poor Adobe,... how much money you want that your firm can
survive? I'm paying with my Visa Card, is that ok?

Hi CH0606 & welcome to discussions...
I believe there is a Flash 10 beta that is available you may want to check on @ Adobe's site.

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Flash Player error messages from browser?

Hello.
So a client I'm building assorted things for gets these annoying error dialog boxes popping up in web pages that I never see myself. But they are akin to those I would see if I were running a SWF locally from my hard drive in my Flash Player. I've tested for these errors repeatedly on different servers and different computers and am coming to the conclusion that there is something peculiar about the way their Flash Player in their browser(s) is configured. Have they somehow installed a debug mode of Flash Player? Have they turned on some annoying verbose mode? If so how do I tell them how to turn it off so that they can realize that the way things look in their office are not remotely representative of the way Flash is rendering things on 95% of the computers in the world (and 100% of the computers I have tested things on)?
Thanks for your time.

I have searched through every book, forum, and found nothing
on suppressing Flash Player error messages from the browser. If
it's really not possible, this is terrible news. It's nice to think
that we'd encapsulate everything in try catch methods, but come
on....

Flash Player Error message on Safari

I kept getting flash player error message on Safari. When I'm viewing Youtube, suddenly, an error message would pop up to say flash player internet plug in encounter error and I have to refresh the page again in order to view Youtube again on Safari. Does anyone know what's the problem?

Hi CH0606 & welcome to discussions...
I believe there is a Flash 10 beta that is available you may want to check on @ Adobe's site.

Ios6 update has done something to you tube icon and now I can't see videos. Flash player required message and a black bar appears when scrolling. Any ideas? I've booked an appointment at the Genius Bar next Saturday but don't want to waste their time

iOS 6 update has done something to the YouTube icon and now I can't see videos when following the new link in the bookmark bar. Flash player required message appears and there is a black bar when scrolling.

YouTube is not now part of iOS 6. However, you can download the YouTube app at http://itunes.apple.com/app/youtube/id544007664.
See this similar post https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4335468?tstart=30
 Cheers, Tom

Suppress Flash Player Error Messages from Browser?

I'm well aware of try catch functions, but in general is
there a simple setting to suppress browsers from displaying
stackTraces on errors?

I have searched through every book, forum, and found nothing
on suppressing Flash Player error messages from the browser. If
it's really not possible, this is terrible news. It's nice to think
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Flash Player error message when starting .exe

I have published a quiz on our local intranet in .exe format.
It runs fine and actually submits results (unlike the .swf files)
via Outlook. I created the quiz on a Windows XP machine running
Captivate 2.
The only problem I am finding is with certain machines, when
they go to run the quiz, they get a FlashPlayer error message that
says : "Cannot create file C:\DOCUME~1\iddem\LOCALS~1\Temp\Personal
Care final.swf" . On other machines, I don't see the message at
all.
If they click OK, it runs the quiz fine. My question is
whether there is a setting in Captivate I can change to avoid
having users see this message.
Thanks for any help you can provide -
Anne Goldenberger

I don't know for sure, but believe an .exe is (supposed to
be) the Flash
Player and the .swf file essentially 'zipped' up into an
.exe. So when
you open the .exe, it auto-extracts to the user's temp folder
and the
swf is told to play using the bundled Flash player.
HOWEVER, recent posts indicate at least some of that is not
true, or not
working as it should, in that if a user doesn't have the
Flash player
installed, the .exe won't work (swf doesn't play). So perhaps
the issue,
assuming my previous assumption is true, is the .exe is
supposed to make
the Flash player available but is not, or is directing the
swf to use
the installed player instead...which fails if the player is
not
installed....
SO, point being if that's all true, that's why the user's
temp folder
may be coming into play - the .exe is trying to extract to
that
location. Is the folder path different for each user -
showing their
username in the temp folder location?
Why the error is occurring or how to fix it, I'm not sure.
Emptying the
user's temp folder sounds valid. Maybe it's just too 'full'
and hitting
some quota limit? Or perhaps the temp folders have some sort
of
permissions restriction (which would be silly)?
At least the file works despite the error...
Erik
Anne L Goldenberger wrote:
> Thanks for your response Larry. What really seems
strange to me is that the
> error message comes from Flash - which seems really odd
since what I published
> was an .exe file - NOT a .swf file. When the .exe runs,
maybe it is trying to
> 'create' a .swf file???
>
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Flash player error message

Whenever I start firefox, I am given this message:
Until I close it Firefox won't open, so I do close it and everything on firefox works fine. I've located the file and attempted to delete it, but I simply received a similar message specifying the file cannot be found. The message is quite annoying and I want it to stop, also, I'm quite afraid something will go wrong soon.
This all started when neither youtube or certain flash videos would play, so I uninstalled adobe flash player and they started working again, but this message started up along with that. The location of the file is
C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\5v5171m3.
Default\extensions\{E2883E8F-472F-4fb0-9522-AC9BF37916A7}\chrome\
Content\getPlusPlus_Adobe_reg.exe
Which is a destination I've seen others mention on this website. Does anybody have an idea how to fix this?
EDIT: On the same file location, There was a similar file there to install adobe download manager, I activated it and after a while I got this message:
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Why do I keep getting the Flash Player update message?

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Can't reinstall adobe flash player. error message "close brccmctl"?

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sunnyskoolof13 wrote: i cannot reinstall my adobe flash player. i get a message to close following programs, internet explorer and brccmctl. i closed intern. exp. but i dont know what brccmctl is. please help. thn u
Hello sunnyskoolof13, Below is some information on the brccmctl file you list. You must have a Brother printer of other Brother device.
brccmctl.exe is a process from Brother Industries, Ltd.. It can be found in the location of C:\Program Files\brother\controlcenter3.
brccmctl.exe is a potential security risk which can be modified maliciously by spyware.
brccmctl.exe should be disabled and removed, if it was attacked and brought you brccmctl.exe error.
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Can't install adobe flash player, error message says cannot contact a reliable source

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Flash Player error message getPlus+(R):

I am trying to update Flash Player with no luck. When installing it, I get an error ( getPlus+(R): ). I have followed all the instruction on the troubleshooting page, but no luck. I have downloaded the manual installer, no luck. I have deleted and reinstalled (many times)....What else can I do?
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Hi, that is part of the Download Manager. Don't use that if you're having a problem.
Download and SAVE to your Desktop the Uninstaller:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html
Download and SAVE to your Desktop the Installer for IE- use the EXE Installer
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html
Download and SAVE to your Desktop the Installer for FF- use the EXE Installer for plugin based (from the same site)
Close all browser windows, you only want to be looking at your Desktop.
Disable any messenger services, as yahoo, msn, etc in the system tray(area near the clock)
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Run the Uninstaller and when finished, Reboot(restart) your computer.
Check to make sure the Anti-Virus is still Disabled
Run the Installer for IE, Run the Installer for FF and when finished, Reboot.
Re-enable your Anti-Virus
Then go to this test site and test each browser:
http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
You may want to print these instructions to make it easier to follow. If you have any questions, let me know.
eidnolb

Iweb 08: adobe flash player error messages and crashing when saving

Hi.   I switched not too long ago from an 08 Imac to a mid 2011 with Mountain Lion.    I brought the applications I could from the other computer, including Iweb 08.
today was the first time I tried to tweak my site with it. I opened the old file on the new computer using this method:
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My site is used to display my work in the video production field, so it's related to the various players/videos embedded.
In addition, when I tried to save after opening that first time, and any time, since, it crashes during the save.
Any ideas what's going on here?
Here're two of the pages on my site that were making iweb go nuts:
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Thanks.

Whether or not you use iWeb, you may be aware that things have changed. Since you're a professional, I assume the trade must have talked about it.
I'm not a professional, but I have read about it for the past few years.
Adobe Flash is on it's way out. Especially on Mobile devices, such as my iPad, where your movies do not display.
Here's how I do it.
It started with this in Flash :
http://www.wyodor.net/_Movies/rolando/
Then made this with the <embed> code 4 years ago :
http://www.wyodor.net/Tutorials/ImageWidget/ClickMovie.html
And in a similar style, made for iPad :
http://www.wyodor.net/mfi/cultureclub/Movies.html
Then HTML5 came along and made a sample with custom code to explain it :
http://www.wyodor.net/_Demo/html5/HTML5Video.html
And with code from the Interwebs :
http://www.wyodor.net/_Demo/html5/HTML5_Zencoder.html
http://www.wyodor.net/_Movies/sublime/
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So the magic word is : Educate.

Shockwave and Flash Player error messages in Firefox

Hi,
I'm having two problems with Firefox:
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Copy the following (bold) text into a Notepad document (Don't use Wordpad or Word because they add formatting and it doesn't work):
c:\windows\system32\cleanmgr.exe /dc /sageset: 1
c:
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