Flash not working with Vista....HELP!
I have a friend who is running Windows Vista 32bit and can't get Flash to work on her computer. Any suggestions?
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- Discovered yesterday it no longer works on Android with new update either. Lots on google about it. Guess it is old technology.
- Since you don't say what happens when trying to use Flash, I can't give specific instructions but, try this site and maybe one of these older versions will do the trick.
Old Versions - Never works on iPad. Steve was pissed at them. Flash is supposably an easy virus collector and some won't use it. Miss some attachments I'm sent but I open them on my laptop.
301TBS wrote:
Discovered yesterday it no longer works on Android with new update either. Lots on google about it. Guess it is old technology.
There are workarounds on Android. Download a copy of Flash, install it and then install and run the Firefox Android Browser. Works on my Galaxy Note. Doesn't work if you use built in browser or Dolphin.- Thanks, I will try that.
Martyn wrote:
Flash works in Dolphin, it has for quite a while now.
There are workarounds on Android. Download a copy of Flash, install it and then install and run the Firefox Android Browser. Works on my Galaxy Note. Doesn't work if you use built in browser or Dolphin.- I've got Vista Home Premium (64bit), sp1, Firefox 19 and Flash 12.043, still working for me. I do not update until forced to. I seldom bring Vista online, generally use Puppy Linux, Flash stopped updating for linux some time ago(but still works).
bwanshoom wrote:
Martyn wrote:
Flash works in Dolphin, it has for quite a while now.
There are workarounds on Android. Download a copy of Flash, install it and then install and run the Firefox Android Browser. Works on my Galaxy Note. Doesn't work if you use built in browser or Dolphin.
Not on my tablet,it doesn't!Martyn wrote:
bwanshoom wrote:
Flash works in Dolphin, it has for quite a while now.
Not on my tablet,it doesn't!
I'm using version 10.2.4 of Dolphin (with the Jetpack, but I don't think that matters) and 11.1 of Adobe Flash.
In Dolphin, go to Settings => Web Content and see what you have set for the Flash Player option.
