Learn How-To Download and Install the Adobe Flash Player Plugin onto Firefox
The Adobe Flash Player is an important plug-in to have installed on your browser. The Adobe Flash technology is used on many websites. Many of them have streaming cartoons, videos or games. The most famous website that uses Flash is YouTube.
Please Note: I am using Mozilla Firefox in this tutorial but this method will still work for all versions of Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari web browsers.
The following Adobe Flash Player video tutorial will guide you through the following steps…
1. Find the Adobe Flash Player information and download page
2. Download the Flash Player plug-in for the Firefox browser
3. Install the Flash Player plug-in onto the Firefox browser
The Adobe Flash Player download link used in the video is:
http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
Sometimes you might not be sure if the Adobe Flash Player plug-in installed correctly. The article and video tutorial below will teach you how to test to see if the Flash plug-in installed correctly...
How-To Test to see if the Adobe Flash Player plug-in installed correctly
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RE: help
You might have an anti-virus, firewall, pop-up blocker or other security program blocking Adobe Flash from being installed or working properly. You need to disable them or temporarily turn them off, the reinstall. Follow the instructions below…
#1 – It is VERY important that you go to the following site on both Internet Explorer and Firefox. It will test to see if Flash is installed Flash always installs on Firefox without telling you it is successful. So you never know it is installed until you test it out http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/
#2 – After you tested Adobe Flash on Firefox and Internet Explorer with the link above and know for sure that it does not work on one or both browsers proceed to the instructions below
#3 – Make sure any and all anti-virus, firewall, pop-up blockers and any other security software is now turned off or disabled
#4 – Install the fresh copy of the Adobe Flash Player onto your browser from the following site http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
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hi i tried this on firefox as well and when i have to double click on the file nothing happens can u help please
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hi when i go to download adobe flash player i click on active x control thing then go to ok or somtin then it goin to 100 percent download n then i click on run and nothing happens, i tried saving it and then runing the program but it wont save to my destop either it says it did it but nothing shows up,can u please help
A User on YouTube commented about a Flash Player Install...
"You know the downloads part? When you have to double click? I clicked on it, and the screen turns darker, then it says a Program needs your permission blah blah blah, I go to continue, and It shows another box saying Adobe Flash Player Plug In Setup, The Following Applications need to be closed before The Adobe Flash Player Plug In Can Be Installed. Below it, it shows Firefox. I click on it, and it shows a bar saying "Try again" I click on Try again, BUT NOTHING HAPPENS"
- THE ANSWER
I am familiar problem. 1st, you need to find the location where the Flash Player was installed. Go into that directory, drag and drop the Flash Player download to your Desktop (DO NOT open it up at that point). Then follow the instructions below...
1. Restart your computer
2. After you login to Windows DO NOT open any programs
3. Double-click the Adobe Flash Player you downloaded
4. To verify Flash was installed checkout this tutorial, http://www.cleartechinfo.com/Learn-How-To-Test-Adobe-Flash-Shockwave-Acr...
How-To Disable Eset nod 32
In a lot of cases in order to properly install Adobe Flash, Shockwave or other software you must temporarily disable ("turn off") your Firewall or Anti-Virus program. By request below is a guide that will show you how to disable Eset's nod32.
http://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN548&actp=search&view...
How-To Find the Location of all your Firefox downloads
Here is how you find the location of the Firefox, “Downloads”…
1. Open up Firefox if it isn’t already open
2. At the Top-Left menu select, “Tools” then go down to and click “Options” and a pop-up will appear
3. If it is not already selected click the, “Main” tab at the Top-Left of the pop-up
4. In the middle of that little pop-up it has, “Downloads” options. It will tell you exactly where all files downloaded by Firefox are located
Extra: You can change the location of all Future Firefox downloads under that same menu. I like to make all downloads from Firefox go directly to my Windows Desktop. That way I always know where they are at.