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SavageWolf · 16th March 2012, 01:53

I keep getting the message that "flash player has crashed," but when I try to DL a fresh version, I never see a link to DL. If somebody could give me a current link to DL, I appreciate the help. I thought the flash player would update automatically, but after seeing all of these "warnings," I guess my updater has not updated.

I use Google chrome mostly to DL and I deleted a lot of links that I had on it because I thought if I open too many tabs AND have the memory full of the links, then the browser would continuously crash.

Mr.Multiorgasm · 16th March 2012, 16:43

Well, that error message is not very detailed.

I would recommend that you fully uninstall Chrome and the Adobe Flash Player by using the system control panel. Then re-install Chrome and go to adobe.com. In the lower right corner of that site, there is a download link for the Adobe Flash Player. Click that and you will be able to download the correct version for your operating system.

SavageWolf · 17th March 2012, 02:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.Multiorgasm

Well, that error message is not very detailed.

I would recommend that you fully uninstall Chrome and the Adobe Flash Player by using the system control panel. Then re-install Chrome and go to adobe.com. In the lower right corner of that site, there is a download link for the Adobe Flash Player. Click that and you will be able to download the correct version for your operating system.

There is not much to the "error message," but i think I explained that I cannot see any DL link to update the "flash player." That is why I asked if somebody could just post a working link.
I think I know the problem, too many favorites are eating up RAM. I am trying to remove most and the "flash player crashes" are not as many.
I thought the player would update automatically, so I do not understand why I have to "manually" update it.

CallMeHorizon · 17th March 2012, 13:16

I once went through a weird phase when my graphics drivers were responsible for my Flash player plugins crashing. I merely updated my graphics drivers to the latest available, and all was solved.

SavageWolf · 17th March 2012, 13:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by CallMeHorizon

I once went through a weird phase when my graphics drivers were responsible for my Flash player plugins crashing. I merely updated my graphics drivers to the latest available, and all was solved.

Are there "browser drivers?" lol Thanks for sharing your experience, but I asked for a "working" flash player link.Someone else PM'ed me a working link. I will try that one, but thanks for a solution. I might have to do the complete unistall, and install a new version as suggested earlier. I just wanted to know what to do before I did something wrong.

yamchan07bb · 17th March 2012, 21:46

Yay, I can post again.

As I said in the PM, try to use a clean profile for a while (no bookmarks, no extensions\addons or themes) to see if the Flash plugin behavior stays the same.

SavageWolf · 18th March 2012, 00:13

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Originally Posted by yamchan07bb

Yay, I can post again.

As I said in the PM, try to use a clean profile for a while (no bookmarks, no extensions\addons or themes) to see if the Flash plugin behavior stays the same.

Thanks. I finally got a fresh DL of Google Chrome, I deleted bookmarks that I rarely use and that were "double-faves," and the browser is behaving a little better. Thanks for your help AND thanks to all for the advice.
The reason I ask on this forum is I get quick and good responses. Thank you, Thank you. I cannot say this enough, so Thank you.

Onee thing I learned, but I forgot to do is "Defrag" after editing files on my computer. I think that played a big part in the "browsers attitude."

yamchan07bb · 18th March 2012, 00:28

Was going to reply through a PM, but never mind.

So you solved the problem? Good to hear

About the extensions for Chrome, I never used any, but you should look into some equivalent of AdBlock and as a system wide precaution, have a look at a custom HOSTS file: http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm (it's kind of the same thing as the AVG extension you mentioned, it protects you from bad sites)

itsrickjames · 18th March 2012, 00:55

Get a cleaner like CCleaner or FCleaner and scan your registry for problems. Chances are you're going to find a fix there when you fix your whole registry problem.

buttsie · 18th March 2012, 01:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by OutOfMind

There is not much to the "error message," but i think I explained that I cannot see any DL link to update the "flash player." That is why I asked if somebody could just post a working link.
I think I know the problem, too many favorites are eating up RAM. I am trying to remove most and the "flash player crashes" are not as many.
I thought the player would update automatically, so I do not understand why I have to "manually" update it.

Theres a something peculiar happening with Adobes automatic updates given my software checker Secunia PSI has adobe being flagged as insecure,awaiting update but nothing happened for 3/4 days.

So I uninstall version 11 62 & downloaded 11 63
which fixes their latest vulnerability

No guarantees that this version wont cause crashes in your browser regardless of which one you use.

16th March 2012, 01:53	#1
SavageWolf Clinically Insane Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The LoneStar state. Posts: 2,118 Thanks: 16,423 Thanked 9,136 Times in 1,798 Posts	My Google Chrome keeps crashing. I keep getting the message that "flash player has crashed," but when I try to DL a fresh version, I never see a link to DL. If somebody could give me a current link to DL, I appreciate the help. I thought the flash player would update automatically, but after seeing all of these "warnings," I guess my updater has not updated. I use Google chrome mostly to DL and I deleted a lot of links that I had on it because I thought if I open too many tabs AND have the memory full of the links, then the browser would continuously crash. __________________ Don't forget if u dl'ed a file, saying "thanks" only takes one click. If u would like a mirror UL, PM me. If you need something from my old stuff, send me a PM and I will post a new link.

16th March 2012, 16:43	#2
Mr.Multiorgasm Registered User Newbie Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 47 Thanks: 194 Thanked 87 Times in 31 Posts	Well, that error message is not very detailed. I would recommend that you fully uninstall Chrome and the Adobe Flash Player by using the system control panel. Then re-install Chrome and go to adobe.com. In the lower right corner of that site, there is a download link for the Adobe Flash Player. Click that and you will be able to download the correct version for your operating system.

17th March 2012, 13:16	#4
CallMeHorizon Newbie Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: England, UK Posts: 44 Thanks: 320 Thanked 168 Times in 34 Posts	I once went through a weird phase when my graphics drivers were responsible for my Flash player plugins crashing. I merely updated my graphics drivers to the latest available, and all was solved.

17th March 2012, 21:46	#6
yamchan07bb Good dags. D'ya like dags? Addicted Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 349 Thanks: 1,776 Thanked 2,371 Times in 321 Posts	Yay, I can post again. As I said in the PM, try to use a clean profile for a while (no bookmarks, no extensions\addons or themes) to see if the Flash plugin behavior stays the same.

18th March 2012, 00:28	#8
yamchan07bb Good dags. D'ya like dags? Addicted Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 349 Thanks: 1,776 Thanked 2,371 Times in 321 Posts	Was going to reply through a PM, but never mind. So you solved the problem? Good to hear About the extensions for Chrome, I never used any, but you should look into some equivalent of AdBlock and as a system wide precaution, have a look at a custom *HOSTS* file: http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm (it's kind of the same thing as the AVG extension you mentioned, it protects you from bad sites)

18th March 2012, 00:55	#9
itsrickjames Junior Member Newbie Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 36 Thanks: 17 Thanked 106 Times in 34 Posts	Get a cleaner like CCleaner or FCleaner and scan your registry for problems. Chances are you're going to find a fix there when you fix your whole registry problem.