My Flash Player is up-to-date. 11.6.602.180

Hi,I'm using Mozilla Firefox 18. I have Flash Player 11 Plug-In & Flash Player 11 Active X. It all started yesterday when I tried to play my games on Facebook they were loading very slowly. Then when I put it in Full Screen it's even slower! Also I've noticed that the Flash Player Icon appears on my Taskbar but only when it goes to Full Screen. I can't click on it because when I get my screen to normal size it disappears! I'm using Windows 7. Please HELP?

Hi itsfiona,
I'm by NO means any kind of expert on computers, BUT have you not upgraded your Firefox to 20. yet? (they always send me the notice to click on link & upload when a new version comes out.)
I was having a couple other problems & when I updated from FF link to 20., computer performing better-not great but a lot better than it was.
(btw I have Win Vista-but quit using Windows/IE a few years back for FF-happier. have never gone in & updated Windows from about 3/4 yrs ago-only FF)
Hope this helps you
Good Luck
PattiT

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