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Joey 11 years, 12 months ago.
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Joey 11 years, 12 months ago.
Hi Bettye,
Are you on a laptop or desktop?
Does this happens only when you try to play?
How long since you got your laptop/desktop?
I am using a laptop and it is a bit older, but it was working fine until I updated my flash player earlier this year. That’s when it started overheating and turning itself off. I can’t watch streaming netflix movies anymore and my pogo games that use flash. I can play the ones that use java for hours and my laptop does not shut down, I’ve checked for threats or viruses or bugs or malware, but I can’t seem to find anything malicious. But when I run anything using flash my pc gets hot and shuts down usually within 30 mins. I don’t like doing that, so I try not to use the flash/ The weird part is I removed it from my control panel but yet those games will still play and I can still watch movies on netflix, but it does overheat. I thought about removing google chrome and see if the flash will go away. I noticed google chrome has plug ins for different drives. i think thats what they’re called and maybe that’s where the flash is running from. I do use xp. Like I said this is an older model laptop but it was working great until the flash problem. Thanks for any suggestions. I just don’t know what to do. I can’t afford a new computer.
Hey,
In a bit of a hurry here hehe. Try unistalling shockwave.
Hi Bettye,
Google Chrome has Adobe Flash built into it. So even if you remove the flash player that you install from Adobe you will still have it. Use Mozilla Firefox. Flash should not work with this browser unless you purposely install it.
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