Re: 'Interface' application and Macromedia Flash Player

I am using the HMRC CDRom which uses the Interface application. The CD has frozen and Interface will not allow me to shut down the computer and will not enable me to quit interface. Any guidance would be appreciated. MarkR2

Ok I encountered this problem trying to play a Neopets game
today. This is how I went about fixing it:
My initial problem was when I opened the game it told me I
needed to update my flash player. While on the game page and after
downloading the file from the shockwave page two identical pop ups
said I needed an activex control on the webpage. I found a post on
another message board that said to get rid of that problem you had
to unistall Windows Update 912945 or temporarily disable it. The
post led me to download this Compatibility Patch for Internet
Explorer for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (KB917425)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=B7D9801B-4FB5-492E-903E-3400ABF1D 731&displaylang=en
and got rid of problem one.
Once I could load the game I got the exact error that you two
had. I then went in and redownloaded the update for which that
patch was intended to temporarily nullify.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/KB912945
That update was revised on 5/2/06 and after re-installing it I can
now play my game.

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> I'm experiencing a severe backlash from users of Flash
> applications due to the frustration generated from
encountering
> a continuous bombardment of messages during the
intialization
> of Flash applications that reads:
>
> "A script in this movie is causing Macromedia Flash
Player 8
> to run slowly.
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the
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