Inertial Scrolling Finder

For me inertial scrolling via the trackpad works fine, but for some reason when I use my logitech VX revolution and use the smooth scrolling for the scroll wheel, it does inertial scrolling in the finder and is not precise at all. My scrolling for mouse speed is set to the middle (in system preferences).

I found the answer, all I did was download the logitech support software (3.30), and it fixed the scrolling problem. I was using steermouse before.

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Inertia Scrolling not staying on!

Inertia scrolling turns off every time when I logout. I have to set it everytime when I log back onto my mac. Please fix it!

*edit*
gremister's "fix" worked!
you have to choose without inertia and then reboot.
this is definitely some kind of glitch/bug in 10.7/10.7.1!

Inertial scrolling stopped working

Recently my Magic Mouse stopped inertia scrolling. I don't think it was tied to any update, but I may be wrong -- I don't pay much attention to software updates.
I've tried everything: resetting SMC, changing the inertia setting in Universal Access back and forth, rebooting, repairing permissions, moving away the mouse preferences, re-pairing mouse; nothing helps. Inertia scrolling just doesn't work and it drives me insane because I'm very used to it, and the normal scrolling feels horrible by comparison.
My system: MacBook Pro 13" with 10.7.4 on board.
Help!

Is this setting set to "Inertia" in System Preferences?

[SOLVED] disabling synaptics scroll inertia

How can I disable scrolling inertia (scrolling continues after releasing your finger from the side of the touchpad)? I have a T400 with a synaptics touchpad, and I haven't found any xorg option that would do the job. It's pretty annoying when deciding to close a tab in a web browser with ctrl-w while the touchpad is still sending scroll events. It zooms / unzooms the page like crazy just before closing it.
--- edit ---
Solution in voidux's post
Last edited by benob (2011-02-25 16:13:50)

catalin.hritcu wrote:Sorry for commenting on this so much after the fact, but I used the solution proposed by tom5760 for a while, just that now it stopped working. Does anyone know why or how to fix this again?
You should open a new thread and link back to this one.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … bumping.22
When you do, post the content of your synaptics configuration file (if you use one) and the output of:
synclient

10.7 Finder window "bounce" (+ QuicKeys breaking)

I have suddenly had to go from 10.5.8 to 10.7.2 on account of destroying my beloved MBP. So I'm now using my new late 2011 MBP with 10.7.2.
I'm gradually persuading the OS to behave more like I'm comfortable with. So how do you get rid of the d*** “bounce” when scrolling up/down in windows in the Finder?
And absent any useful information coming out of Startly, anybody have any news or advice on getting QuicKeys to work properly with 10.7?
(I'll have some other whinges, just give me time.)

Yeah, sorry. I thought I'd seen somewhere you could de-select this, but having looked around and done a few searches on google it appears not.
There's one thread that suggests you can turn it off by disabling inertial scrolling in 'Universal Access > Mouse & Trackpad > Trackpad Options', but that didn't work for me. Maybe it'll work for you...(like the person who suggested it, I'm using Lion on an external disk, but I don't see that this would make a difference myself).

Magic Mouse keeps scrolling when clicked

I tried to find a setting to stop scrolling when the mouse is clicked down, but couldn't find anything. it makes it impossible to use google earth/maps. Can anyone help?

This seems to be a problem within the Google software. The only thing I've found that helps is to select scrolling without Inertia within the System Preferences.
Problem is, I like Inertia scrolling in everything else.
Regards,
Captfred

ITunes scrolling now had annoying lag with Trackpad

I have a new scrolling issue with iTunes and the trackpad.
In either List or Album View, there is a noticeable lag when using two-finger gesture to scroll up and down the list. If I quickly swipe continuously swipe up and down, there is then a delay in the scrolling action on screen, resulitng in watching a list scroll up and down as it tries to keep up with the inputs.
Furthermore, the playback controls are inactive during this lag time. I have sometimes had to wait about 5 seconds until i get control of the program.
This is a new issue. I have noticed it since the latest update (10.5.2) & have started with iTunes match (which is still uploading content).
All other software (Safari, Chrome, Word, iPhoto) all have good inertial scrolling actions.
Jeremy
iTunes library - 17,000 songs. Mac Pro OSX 10.7.2. 4 GB RAM, Magic Trackpad, iTunes 10.5.2

Thanks loicgardiol.
The scroll lag does seem to be related to iTunes Match. By hiding the iTunes Match columns, there is no (or minimal) delay.
I really wished that iTunes is broken down into Media playing and Media organisation. Too many times I am having to wait for iTunes to do what it is doing (syncing iphone/waiting for genius results/updating library/Delivering iTunes Match results etc etc etc) before I can competantly control the playback of music and movies.
Rant over.

Preview freeze when scrolling

Hi,
When I scroll the pdf in the Preview in Maverick, sometime It will freeze suddenly. And if I move the pointer out of the preview then move it back in, it works.
Does anybody know whats going on about this bug?
Sometimes its anoying.
Thanks.

I found a solution that has worked for me.
I found that under System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Mouse & Trackpad -> Trackpad Options, my "Scrolling" field was set to "without Inertia".
Switching that to "with Inertia" has fixed all my Preview scrolling woes. (I think that is the default setting for a new installation of OS X.) I don't particularly like the intertial scroll, but it clearly works much better than the "without inertia" scroll, which seems to fail in Preview right at the point in the algorithm when the inertial movement would normally be applied to the scrolling pane.
-S

T430s two-finger scroll occasionally causes page to 'jump'

My problem occurs sporadically while using two-finger scroll to read documents online. I'll scroll up or down a little bit and the page will jump as if I had pressed pagedown or pageup (sometimes it jumps even further). I'm currently using Two-Finger Scroll and Chromium Wheel Smooth Scroller (a Chrome extension that provides smooth scrolling similar to Mac's inertial scrolling), and I've disabled SynTPEnh.exe since it interferes with GTK+ apps. I've updated my touchpad drivers and fiddled with the settings to no avail. Has anyone else had this problem, and if so, were you able to fix it?
Many thanks in advance to anyone who can share some insight regarding this issue.

I experience this sometimes, it is sporadic and doesn't happen all the time. I just scroll back to the right place. I use the trackpoint most of the time so this is not a very serious issue to me.

Jerky scrolling in Mail

I just upgraded to Yosemite the other day on my Mid-2009 MacBook Pro.
So far it's been surprisingly stable — Safari is now the fastest browser I've ever used, including scrolling through long pages and Facebook.
Except for Mail. In Mail, the scrolling is extremely jerky (to the point of being unusable) in the mailbox column and in the message column, but notably not in the message list column. Also, it's only when scrolling using two fingers; when I scroll by one-finger clicking and holding the scrollbar and manually moving it, it's perfectly fine.
The problem seems to be with inertial scrolling in columns that have a frosted-glass background.
Anyone else have this problem?

The jerkiness decreases significantly when I collapse some of my folder structure. (I'm a bit obsessive with my email organisation. )
But yeah, the message content column is the worst and I can't really do anything to make it better.
There really should be an option to disable these new visual effects which just don't work that well on older Macs.

How to restore scrolling and preference options for magic mouse?

My Apple Magic Mouse has lost the ability to scroll the way it used to. When I open the mouse pane in System Preferences, the magic mouse options and video examples no longer display; just scrolling and tracking speed. I changed batteries, then also switched mice with a colleague, but still no horizontal or inertia scrolling, etc. I have tried restoring the PRAM several times, trashed the preference logs, etc, even reinstalled the system software.
I'm using a MacBook Pro withSnow Leopard. I had previously downloaded USB Overdrive, and read somewhere that it could be the cause. I got rid of USB Overdrive, but my mouse still doesn't behave the way it used to. Any suggestions?

I got rid of USB Overdrive
And all its preference files? Repaired permissions?
Disconnect all peripherals from your computer.
Boot from your install disc & run Repair Disk from the utility menu. To use the Install Mac OS X disc, insert the disc, and restart your computer while holding down the C key as it starts up.
Select your language.
Once on the desktop, select Utility in the menu bar.
Select Disk Utility.
Select the disk or volume in the list of disks and volumes, and then click First Aid.
Click Repair Disk.
Restart your computer when done.
Repair permissions after you reach the desktop-http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2963 and restart your computer.

Trial Version MAC OS

Hi All,
I am looking for MAC OS trail version copy. Can anyone please suggest the official website to download MAC OS trial mode. I am new to MAC so thinking if Apple also provides 30 day trials for their OS like Microsoft do for Windows.

To install an OSX virtual machine in VmWare you need to either buy and old copy on EBay or something since they don't sell disks anymore and for Macs the ecosystem is closed- nobody goes to their site and downloads a trial. On a mac it downloads the OS straight from Apple in recovery mode and handles updates all through the app store, which, on a Windows machine you don't have access to. If you have a Mac you don't need a trial- you just get the OS with your computer, and if you're on Windows Apple doesn't allow installation on to non- Apple hardware.
Otherwise, for the latest version what you'll need to do is go check around and see if you can find it from an illegitimate 3'rd party (a torrent) the new OSX, Mavericks, is free but that doesn't mean you won't be breaking the law downloading a torrent- pretty sure the copyright doesn't allow for distribution by anyone but Apple and authorized retailers.
The bigger question is why bother? I installed an OSX virtual machine on my Windows 7 desktop some years ago, back when you could buy a disk at Best Buy for $30. It was a tremendous waste of time. The thing opened and ran and did everythign I needed but it was unimaginably slow and didn't really work all that well with my Windows keyboard and mouse- no inertial scrolling, no Command key, no multitouch track-pad- it was like using Windows with an OSX skin on it, but with the added slowness of being a virtual machine- none of the snappy interface features or track pad gestures could work with a Windows mouse. If you're trying to use it as a chance to test-drive the OS before deciding to buy- it will be a lame experience and not really representative of using an actual Mac. If you want to simply run some apps that are only available on Apple it could be worthwhile- but not so great for high-performance apps- so no Final Cut, Motion, Garageband, Logic etc. Those will run SLOOOOWW.
So, my recommendation, don't waste your time. You'll be severely disappointed when you get it to work. Instead, either build yourself a hackintosh with proper hardware, with a trackpad and a bt keyboard, or just go buy a used mac.

Using PDF instead of HTML

To whom it may concern at Adobe,
After careful consideration of the numerous present technologies for website content (including HTML, PHP, Java, JavaScript, MySQL, etc, and systems like Typo3, Joomla, etc), we decided to drop everything in favour of PDF, being both an ISO standard and the standard de facto for office documentation. Everybody has Acrobat Reader installed, the browser plugin is also installed, and therefore everybody is able to display an http://.../index.pdf. Problems that are common to other websites, such as SQL injection, the need to keep a backup of the SQL server, the demand for space (the bare installation of typo3 demands 1GB of server space), for example, they are problems that we simply do not want to have. Today, as a result of the initial considerations and subsequent development, a singe index.pdf file of 200K holds our entire website. Dynamic content is loaded by included swfs that read various .xml files. The website displays beautifully on a Mac with Safari and Acrobat X, or on Windows XP with any browser. There are a few problems, however, that are still pending. We describe them here.
The call of index.pdf from index.html may result into a blank page, and the Acrobat Reader plugin makes no effort to inform and help the human client. It turns out that Acrobat Reader v10 is not available on all platforms. For example, linux (ubuntu v11) and solaris (v11) still have Acrobar Reader v9. On linux or solaris you see a "3d data parsing error'' each time you open a page with included swf. This does not happen all the times. It only happens if your installed version is different than version 9.2. Both 9.3 and 9.4 show the above error. This is a manyfold problem, because the latest version on those systems is version 9.4; version 10 is not available from Adobe and most people are not willing to downgrade to version 9.2, which is also not available from the system's default package manager. Other systems are not devoid of problems. On Apple OSX, for example, the plugin is only available for Safari. If your default browser is Firefox, or Chrome, or Opera, you cannot see the index.pdf. You are forced to use Safari. On Apple iOS, even Safari fails to run the index.pdf, because Acrobat Reader is not avilable for that platform. We solved most of these problems via an HTML+JavaScript loader that performs a compatibility check up. If all tests are successful, then the HTML calls the PDF. If the tests fail, then a courtesy message appears, explaining the problem(s) and describing the steps that the user must execute to solve the problem(s). If the user does not want to use the Acrobat plugin, then the user is redirected to the RSS feeds. The whole website is built upon RSS feeds, and thus the user has access to (most of) the website content. You can read this code at the following address: http://www.MadreAcqua.org/index.html. This is not sufficient, however. We had people with Acrobat Reader X installed on Adobe supported systems, but their browser plugin was still version 9; it turned out that the update of the Reader application failed to update the Reader plugin. On Windows 7+updates, with Firefox 4+updates and Acrobat Reader 10+ updates, the index.pdf does not display the included swfs. We remark that it works on Windows XP+updates and Adobe Reader 10 with any browser. The failure on Windows 7 is therefore a mistery. There are also people who are sick and tired of updating Acrobat Reader by hand, or do not have the skill or time to do it. This is also the source of recent security concerns.
The following are additional problems.
1. The index.pdf includes SWFs for its dynamic parts (RSS readers and video). Sometimes, randomly, the SWFs do either of the following: they disappear (the only way to make them appear again is to click on their area); they disappear and reappear like christmas lights (the only way to make them stop is to reload the page); they also disappear or reappear when resizing the browser's window.
2. The mouse wheel flips the pages instead of scrolling. More precisely, each page of the website is displayed in full. If one scrolls, however, the engine should try scrolling, find that the page is displayed in full, and therefore nothing should happen. Instead, the engine shows the next page of the PDF. The PDF was built with the "single page view" flag, but the engine forces the "Enable Scrolling" mode. This seems to be a bug of Adobe Reader.
In summary, dear Adobe, please ensure that all platforms have the same version of Acrobat Reader plugin, and that the plugin is automatically updated, similarly to Flash Player 10.3. A single plugin (pdf+swf) would also be useful to have. Please also make an official loader as part of the plugin, both to solve (most of) the above problems and rise your own awareness of them. Failure to do so implies your failure to offer sound competition to HTML++.
Best regards,
M.A.S.T.

> At the time Reader nine was released, there was NO SUCH THING as Reader 10. It didn't exist.
Where is the problem here? Adobe can release an update for version 9 that makes it aware of version 10, then perform the actual update to version 10.
> I agree it should.... it should also inform about versions 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, ad infinitum until the end of time too.
It would be easier to just release the source code, once.
> You know that you are under no legal obligation to update anything. If you visithttp://oldversion.com/Acrobat%20Reader.html you can download Adobe Reader version 1 if you feel so inclined, and you will be able to view hardly any PDFs at all, including PDF websites. It's entirely up to you.
The recent security attacks are all based upon people still using version 9, and Adobe did not gain in reputation because of it. There is also a loss in functionality, both because version 9.2 can display inline swf while 9.3 and 9.4 trigger a still unpatched "3d data parsing error", and version 10 is not available on all platforms.
It is not clear whether you work for Adobe or its competitors.
It is clear, however, that the present Reader is not good enough for our purpose.
e.o.f.
The original message was:
To whom it may concern at Adobe,
After careful consideration of the numerous present technologies for website content (including HTML, PHP, Java, JavaScript, MySQL, etc, and systems like Typo3, Joomla, etc), we decided to drop everything in favour of PDF, being both an ISO standard and the standard de facto for office documentation. Everybody has Acrobat Reader installed, the browser plugin is also installed, and therefore everybody is able to display an http://.../index.pdf. Problems that are common to other websites, such as SQL injection, the need to keep a backup of the SQL server, the demand for space (the bare installation of typo3 demands 1GB of server space), for example, they are problems that we simply do not want to have. Today, as a result of the initial considerations and subsequent development, a singe index.pdf file of 200K holds our entire website. Dynamic content is loaded by included swfs that read various .xml files. The website displays beautifully on a Mac with Safari and Acrobat X, or on Windows XP with any browser. There are a few problems, however, that are still pending. We describe them here.
The call of index.pdf from index.html may result into a blank page, and the Acrobat Reader plugin makes no effort to inform and help the human client. It turns out that Acrobat Reader v10 is not available on all platforms. For example, linux (ubuntu v11) and solaris (v11) still have Acrobar Reader v9. On linux or solaris you see a "3d data parsing error'' each time you open a page with included swf. This does not happen all the times. It only happens if your installed version is different than version 9.2. Both 9.3 and 9.4 show the above error. This is a manyfold problem, because the latest version on those systems is version 9.4; version 10 is not available from Adobe and most people are not willing to downgrade to version 9.2, which is also not available from the system's default package manager. Other systems are not devoid of problems. On Apple OSX, for example, the plugin is only available for Safari. If your default browser is Firefox, or Chrome, or Opera, you cannot see the index.pdf. You are forced to use Safari. On Apple iOS, even Safari fails to run the index.pdf, because Acrobat Reader is not avilable for that platform. We solved most of these problems via an HTML+JavaScript loader that performs a compatibility check up. If all tests are successful, then the HTML calls the PDF. If the tests fail, then a courtesy message appears, explaining the problem(s) and describing the steps that the user must execute to solve the problem(s). If the user does not want to use the Acrobat plugin, then the user is redirected to the RSS feeds. The whole website is built upon RSS feeds, and thus the user has access to (most of) the website content. You can read this code at the following address: http://www.MadreAcqua.org/index.html. This is not sufficient, however. We had people with Acrobat Reader X installed on Adobe supported systems, but their browser plugin was still version 9; it turned out that the update of the Reader application failed to update the Reader plugin. On Windows 7+updates, with Firefox 4+updates and Acrobat Reader 10+ updates, the index.pdf does not display the included swfs. We remark that it works on Windows XP+updates and Adobe Reader 10 with any browser. The failure on Windows 7 is therefore a mistery. There are also people who are sick and tired of updating Acrobat Reader by hand, or do not have the skill or time to do it. This is also the source of recent security concerns.
The following are additional problems.
1. The index.pdf includes SWFs for its dynamic parts (RSS readers and video). Sometimes, randomly, the SWFs do either of the following: they disappear (the only way to make them appear again is to click on their area); they disappear and reappear like christmas lights (the only way to make them stop is to reload the page); they also disappear or reappear when resizing the browser's window.
2. The mouse wheel flips the pages instead of scrolling. More precisely, each page of the website is displayed in full. If one scrolls, however, the engine should try scrolling, find that the page is displayed in full, and therefore nothing should happen. Instead, the engine shows the next page of the PDF. The PDF was built with the "single page view" flag, but the engine forces the "Enable Scrolling" mode. This seems to be a bug of Adobe Reader.
In summary, dear Adobe, please ensure that all platforms have the same version of Acrobat Reader plugin, and that the plugin is automatically updated, similarly to Flash Player 10.3. A single plugin (pdf+swf) would also be useful to have. Please also make an official loader as part of the plugin, both to solve (most of) the above problems and rise your own awareness of them. Failure to do so implies your failure to offer sound competition to HTML++.
Best regards,
M.A.S.T.
Message was edited by: M.A.S.T.

Lumia 900 Various Issues

I recently purchased a white Lumia 900 this past weekend, and just wanted to go over some concerns/issues I've had with it thus far. I was thinking about doing a return/replace with At&t, but it seems that the issues may vary. I'm hoping many of these can be resolved with a software update. Just FYI, I already ran the update that was released on 4/16 and have also reset the phone a few times since then.
Display:
1. The display has a purple hue (most noticeable on gray backgrounds) when set to low brightness. This is mostly an annoynace since my wife has the same phone and hers does not exhibit this behavior. I'm hoping this is not a hardware issue as it displays fine above the low brightness setting. Below is at least one thread of people having the same issue.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599308
2. Screen response is slow. It seems that that there is a delay between where my finger is and how the screen tracks my movements. I'm hoping that can be adjusted to be similar to how the Lumia 800 responds as per this video. The tracking starts at 3:45.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KBDZrqVW-8
3. Home screen scrolling is slower than other Windows Phones. On my previous Dell Venue Pro, I could scroll through the home screen much faster. From reading about the web, it seems that the Lumia 900 is set at a much slower pace, or that the inertia scrolling just isn't set. I'm hoping that can either be changed or allow us to change the scroll speed. The combination of the larger screen, the slower screen response, and the slower scrolling just makes the phone feel slower than it should be.
http://forums.wpcentral.com/lumia-900-ace/190309.htm
Sound/Notifications:
1. There is a large volume discrepancy between the speaker and the headphone jack. I try to keep the volume at one setting (around 18) because that is most comfortable for me when listening with headphones, but switching back to the speaker, and it is just clearly too loud at that setting. I'm hoping this can be changed with an update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1615986
2. Changing the volume while the screen is off is very inconsistent. I have to press the volume rocker buttons several times before it makes the incremental change. It seems others were having issues with the volume rocker not working at all prior to the 4/16 update, so I'm hoping this can be fixed further.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1607937
3. Vibrate function seems to be making a rattling noise. This one definitely seems to be a hardware issue, though what I have seems to be 'normal' for a Lumia 900. It's not as bad as others I've seen on the web, where it would be extremely loud, but it is annoying nonetheless. I'm just hoping a hardware fix can be put in place for the future. It sounds similar to that of the Lumia 900 at the end of this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KBDZrqVW-8
Camera:
1. The camera has issues with white balance and focus. This is definitely a software issue, since 3rd party camera software are able to take great pictures just fine, such as SophieCam. I'm hoping this can be addressed soon.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1605444
Despite these issues, I really do like the phone. I hope many of these issues can be addressed soon via software updates. We broke contract with our previous carrier to obtain these phones, and would really like to keep them, but not at their current state with these various issues. I'm hoping Nokia will see these issues and provide quick and helpful support for them.

OK, so I've calmed down a bit and now realize some detailed explanation of the issue could help to identify it more than ranting. So, here are the usage conditions and symptoms I noticed when I got into this battry drain, laggy, warm phone situation.
1st time:
Where: At work which is outside of Phoenix in a spotty reception area. I had maybe 1-2bars of 4G showing
What: Drove to work using bluetooth audio all the way. When I got to work I was trying to download an App, but the download failed. I tried again, and the download started, then just froze at 15%. I cancelled the download and tried again. It started to download and froze again at 15%. I attributed this to the weak coverage (but since then I've been able to complete a download from the same location with the same service)
Then the battery seemed to drain as fast as I could charge it...literally. I had the phone plugged into a USB charger and the state of charge barely changed after hours of charging. I never thought to re-start. I got home and my battery was basically dead after bluetooth audio all the way home (almost 1 hr). I finally restarted and had no more issues. Didn't really think anything of it...just thought my new phone had a **bleep** battery life
2nd time (following day):
Where: At home with strong LTE coverage in Tempe
What: Woke up, paired up with my portable bluetooth stereo at home. Let the music play while I hung out in the pool for a few hours. I was simultaneously taking pictures throughout the afternoon. Battery charge quickly fell to about 25%. I started to notice that when I would zoom into the pictures I had just taken, it would take about 15sec for the resolution to re-sharpen after zooming in. About 20min later my battery critically low warning came on. So, I plugged into my wall charger. Can't remember at what point I re-started.
That was Saturday. I had no issues and great battery life on Sunday. No bluetooth audio usage. Used Nokia Drive, the phone, internet, and various apps, but no BTA.
3rd time:
Where: Driving from Tempe to work, passing in and out of coverage along the way
What: Streamed Bluetooth audio the entire drive with a few phone calls mixed in. Got to work and the phone was warm, but I assumed this was normal after an hour of usage. Got into work and noticed it being laggy in general. Turned off data and BT Gave it a few minutes to recover and for the phone to cool off with no usage. Phone didn't cool off and remained laggy, so I figured something was up. I re-started, all issues disappeared, and phone cooled off. It has been fine since.

Can't install Flash Player 11.8; also crashes in Google Chrome

Hello!
I'm trying to update to Flash Player 11.8 within Google Chrome, but am unable to. I know Chrome automatically updates its internal version of Flash, but this didn't happen with the latest version. I have tried disabling the internal version and installing the external application, but it doesn't work. I can download the program just fine. When I go to install it, I click Run and nothing happens. Also, the installer file disappears from my downloads folder after I click Run.
Also, when I try to run anything having to do with Flash in Chrome, the plugin crashes. I have tried many of your suggestions (enabling the NPAPI version and disabling the PPAPI version, uninstalling the whole program, disabling Trend Micro Internet Security 2012, disabling SuperANTISpyware, along with reinstalling (which also crashes as described above)). This only happens on one laptop and I know the settings between my two laptops are the same. I'm also getting a message about having to log into Windows as an Administrator even though I've already done so.
Specs for the laptop with issues:
Late 2011 Macbook Pro
15.4-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy display (1440 x 900)
AMD Radeon HD 6770M graphics processor with 1GB of GDDR5 memory
Intel HD Graphics 3000 with 384MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with main memory
Automatic graphics switching
Full-size backlit keyboard with 78 (U.S.) keys, including 12 function keys and 4 arrow keys (inverted “T” arrangement)
Multi-Touch trackpad for precise cursor control; supports inertial scrolling, pinch, rotate, swipe, three-finger swipe, four-finger swipe, tap, double-tap, and drag capabilities
2.4GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor with 6MB shared L3 cache
8GB (two 4GB SO-DIMMs) of 1333MHz DDR3 memory
750GB 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard drive (split into two partitions of 375GB each)
OS X Mountain Lion and Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1 (installed via Bootcamp)
Google Chrome 28.0.1500.72
The version of Flash Player installed on here is 11.8.800.97 (PPAPI). I current have this disabled.
I'm not sure how to fix this issue as the internal Flash installation for Chrome was stuck at 11.7 and would not update. I would really love to get this to update and work properly as I'm tired of seeing the "new version of Flash Player available for install" popup when I boot up the computer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!!

raptorsama wrote:
Just trying to figure out why it's not working so I don't have to switch OS's all the time. ^^;;
That IS a pain, isn't it?
http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/inEvyXAFD2Y
That link tells how to keep your bookmarks and passwords when reinstalling. I'd say save them per the instructions, uninstall Chrome altogether, and redownload it. It should have the updated version of Flash in it. If not, download the Adobe Flash Player installer directly by clicking the following link.
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