If that helps, close all other browsers and do the same thing with a single Chrome tab open.įixed !!!!! I had to get the stand alone adobe flash uninstaller, the stand alone installers for IE and for Firefox.
You may want to turn off your popup blocker before you do this-don't forget to turn it back on when your installation completes.įollow the prompts, shut the browser when the installtion completes and restart your computer.
CHROME WINDOWS 10 SHOCKWAVE PLAYER NOT WORKING INSTALL
Go here to install the latest Flash Player from Adobe-make sure to UNCHECK any toolbars they're offering this week. Now.Open one browser only-I'd start with IE. When the System Configuration Utility dialogue box opens on restart, read the text if you wish, then check the box at lower left and click OK. On the Startup Tab, once again make a note of all startup items that are checked (or unchecked if that's easier).Ĭlick APPLY, click CLOSE or OK, and Restart when prompted. Make note of all services that are checked (or all that are unchecked if that's a shorter list)-you'll want to reenable these later.Īfter checking the box to HIDE ALL MICROSOFT SERVICES and making your list, click DISABLE ALL. On the Services Tab, put a check in the box to HIDE ALL MICROSOFT SERVICES>this is very important-do not proceed until you've checked the box to HIDE ALL MICROSOFT SERVICES. On the General Tab, put the dot in Selective Startup. Try this:Ĭlick START, click RUN, type MSCONFIG and click OK. I think your chance at success here will be enhanced by updating Flash from a clean boot.
You got a lotta stuff running there, but if Flash is crashing in more than one browser, it's likely to be a bad Flash plugin.
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