by: mickeykollins March 8, 2011 6:01 PM PST
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See this recent discussion.
by R. Proffitt 
- 3/8/11 6:13 PM
In Reply to: following plug-in has crashed: shockwave flash by mickeykollins
http://forums.cnet.com/7723-6122_102-519707.html?tag=threadListing;forum-threads
Try turning off that setting.
Bob
shockwave crashed
by Lindalou4b - 3/11/11 5:58 PM
In Reply to: See this recent discussion. by R. Proffitt
I am getting this error when I try to click on any of my games to play....it wont let the game open...HELP PLS!!! how do I fix this
Did you try reading that recent discussion and changing that
by R. Proffitt - 3/11/11 7:55 PM
In Reply to: shockwave crashed by Lindalou4b
?
turning off setting
by foxfairy101 - 2/11/12 4:06 PM
In Reply to: See this recent discussion. by R. Proffitt
I have the same problem with mine... how do I turn off the setting for it. It really crashes with Zynga games on facebook.
I am not good with computers.
thank you.
Good or not. Did you read the linked discussion HOW TO?
by R. Proffitt - 2/11/12 4:11 PM
In Reply to: turning off setting by foxfairy101
read the linked discussion..
by foxfairy101 - 2/12/12 1:44 PM
In Reply to: Good or not. Did you read the linked discussion HOW TO? by R. Proffitt
Yes I went to the Adobe site to test it but there was no test... It just told me what I had for the Google Chrome browser... I checked my computer's and it listed an older version. I tried to update it but recieved the message "Google Chrome has the latest edition" and that I didn't need to update it. I went to the plug-in on Chrome and it said to update the shockwave..... I did it but still have problems with Zynga games freezing up.
You didn't tell if you changed that setting.
by R. Proffitt - 2/12/12 2:53 PM
In Reply to: read the linked discussion.. by foxfairy101
It appears you can't follow the directions so let's go with...
Take it to your friend and ask them to do this for you.
Chrome required more work than other browsers to turn that off so my suggestion is to use the other browsers for now.
Bob
Bob
by foxfairy101 - 2/13/12 4:14 PM
In Reply to: You didn't tell if you changed that setting. by R. Proffitt
You are a jerk! thanks for making me feel like a dork. So much for being helpful.
Help others help you.
by R. Proffitt - 2/13/12 4:24 PM
In Reply to: Bob by foxfairy101
I read your replies and it never seems you made the change.
YOU are OK. It's the software makers that should be flamed here. Why didn't Adobe detect this issue instead of creating more angst for you?
My advice is not intended to make you feel bad. Why should folk today have to deal with such things?
Bob
Too little to work with.
by R. Proffitt - 3/14/11 1:19 PM
In Reply to: same problem by sibermike7
Sorry but the symptoms sound like overlapping or conflicting protection software. While this has been discussed, I can't find details to begin a discussion on this Acer.
Bob
PS. Example conflict resolution at http://forums.cnet.com/7723-6122_102-510824.html
And You're Tried...???
by Grif Thomas - 3/14/11 1:21 PM
In Reply to: same problem by sibermike7
.....
1. Updating the video driver for your computer's video card? (Updating ALL drivers would be even better.)
2. Scanning for malware with BOTH of the free tools below:
Malwarebytes Antimalware
SUPERAntispyware Removal Tool
3. Disabling all add-ons/toolbars on your browser?
Hope this helps.
Grif
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