Update Flash Player

josephfitz

PrincessPandaLover wrote:
Thank goodness, now my computer is safe.

jwzimmer1990 wrote:
Hey everyone,

Recently a serious security issue was found with Flash Player on Windows. Adobe, the company that makes Flash, has issued an update to fix the problem.

If you have Flash 23.0.0.185 or earlier, you should update Flash Player, regardless of which OS you are using. Updating is especially important if you are a Windows (8.1 or 10) user, due to the context in which the security issue was discovered; you will need to run a Windows Update.

If you're using Firefox or Safari, go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ to update your Flash player. If you're using Chrome, you can get Chrome’s latest updates to update Flash player by simply updating Chrome to the latest version. If you're using Internet Explorer or Edge, Adobe suggests running a Windows Update to get the newest version of Flash.

Although the updates should be installed via Windows Update, here is the link to the Windows patch for this issue for additional information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3201860

Scratch On!

my windows 10 came with it installed so I don't know what adobie verson I have, how do I look it up?

josephfitz

kyleplo wrote:
getbent wrote:
Why HTML5 is taking over xD
Because it will work on mobile.

so scratch prodjects will work on mobile devices?

josephfitz

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Segostaurus

Ahhhhhh, Flash…

BarfingMushroom

WHAT!WHY THERE IS ABODE FLASH PLAYER THING!IT BLOCKS US!SWITCH IT BACK PLEASE!I CAN'T MAKE MY GAMES OR PROJECTS ANYMORE!SO PLEASE,TURN IT BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Last edited by BarfingMushroom (Nov. 9, 2016 21:05:25)

BarfingMushroom

jwzimmer1990 wrote:
Hey everyone,

Recently a serious security issue was found with Flash Player on Windows. Adobe, the company that makes Flash, has issued an update to fix the problem.

If you have Flash 23.0.0.185 or earlier, you should update Flash Player, regardless of which OS you are using. Updating is especially important if you are a Windows (8.1 or 10) user, due to the context in which the security issue was discovered; you will need to run a Windows Update.

If you're using Firefox or Safari, go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ to update your Flash player. If you're using Chrome, you can get Chrome’s latest updates to update Flash player by simply updating Chrome to the latest version. If you're using Internet Explorer or Edge, Adobe suggests running a Windows Update to get the newest version of Flash.

Although the updates should be installed via Windows Update, here is the link to the Windows patch for this issue for additional information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3201860

Scratch On!

Fred_The_Time_Lord

I don't know if this was posted before, but to update chrome, create a new tab first. Then, click the 3 dots on the top right, which should open up a menu. Hover over HELP, click on about google chrome, and it should show you its updating. Finally, relaunch Chrome.

BarfingMushroom

How Did You Updated Chrome?With Adobe Flash Player Thing?

llamaguy

Google doesn't make any more Chrome updates for Windows Vista (my OS), so I can't update Flash. But since that wasn't mentioned in the post, am I fine?

MissEnderGirl

I have a Dell with Windows 7, why can't I record sound? PS: Built in webcam,/mike

play sound [DUN DUN DUNNNNN v]

Glurt97

I think my Flash Player's okay, not sure though.

krlkrl

jwzimmer1990 wrote:
Hey everyone,

Recently a serious security issue was found with Flash Player on Windows. Adobe, the company that makes Flash, has issued an update to fix the problem.

If you have Flash 23.0.0.185 or earlier, you should update Flash Player, regardless of which OS you are using. Updating is especially important if you are a Windows (8.1 or 10) user, due to the context in which the security issue was discovered; you will need to run a Windows Update.

If you're using Firefox or Safari, go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ to update your Flash player. If you're using Chrome, you can get Chrome’s latest updates to update Flash player by simply updating Chrome to the latest version. If you're using Internet Explorer or Edge, Adobe suggests running a Windows Update to get the newest version of Flash.

Although the updates should be installed via Windows Update, here is the link to the Windows patch for this issue for additional information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3201860

Scratch On!

I'm using Edge.

maartengreen

Recently a serious security issue was found with Flash Player on Windows. Adobe, the company that makes Flash, has issued an update to fix the problem.

If you have Flash 23.0.0.185 or earlier, you should update Flash Player, regardless of which OS you are using. Updating is especially important if you are a Windows (8.1 or 10) user, due to the context in which the security issue was discovered; you will need to run a Windows Update.

If you're using Firefox or Safari, go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ to update your Flash player. If you're using Chrome, you can get Chrome’s latest updates to update Flash player by simply updating Chrome to the latest version. If you're using Internet Explorer or Edge, Adobe suggests running a Windows Update to get the newest version of Flash.

Although the updates should be installed via Windows Update, here is the link to the Windows patch for this issue for additional information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3201860

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.11.3, Chrome 54.0.2840.87, Flash 23.0 (release 0)My browser / operating system: MacOS

LinChungHero108

It's not too serious. As long as it doesn't have adware/malware, I'll be perfectly fine! Thank you!

- Len Kagamine

Blue_Science

jwzimmer1990 wrote:
Hey everyone,

Recently a serious security issue was found with Flash Player on Windows. Adobe, the company that makes Flash, has issued an update to fix the problem.

If you have Flash 23.0.0.185 or earlier, you should update Flash Player, regardless of which OS you are using. Updating is especially important if you are a Windows (8.1 or 10) user, due to the context in which the security issue was discovered; you will need to run a Windows Update.

If you're using Firefox or Safari, go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ to update your Flash player. If you're using Chrome, you can get Chrome’s latest updates to update Flash player by simply updating Chrome to the latest version. If you're using Internet Explorer or Edge, Adobe suggests running a Windows Update to get the newest version of Flash.

Although the updates should be installed via Windows Update, here is the link to the Windows patch for this issue for additional information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3201860

Scratch On!

Hmmmmmh… I followed the link and the instructions 3 times, and firefox is still telling me that flash is not up-to-date in the addons tab. And I don't understood the Windows Update thing, what I have to do ? Just install the updates ? But i do it already !

Anyone can help ?

tarmstr4

Thats weird the other day i was on scratch i loaded up a project and on my screen it said Flash player out of date. then it said Downloading. then the green flag appeared.

19jbiondanis

Same here tarmdstr4

tarmstr4

when [ Enter] key pressed

say [Its not gonna load, isn't it?]

tarmstr4

My browser / operating system: Windows NT (Windows 10) 10.0, Chrome 54.0.2840.71, Flash 23.0 (release 0)
Is it meant to be Flash 23.1? Because I'm not sure if the updates meant to be the current one.

Last edited by tarmstr4 (Nov. 10, 2016 13:06:40)

leandro1227

vai melhorar um adobe flash

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