My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 10323.62.0, Chrome 65.0.3325.184, No Flash version detected

I don't know if this is flash outdated, but every time i run a project flash crashes. I don't know why





Note: By crash, I mean when I enable Adobe Flash the tab loads for 30 seconds and becomes unresponsive forever. This is a managed school chromebook, but I am positive there are no polocies set against flash player (I checked chrome://policy)

You should use Windows, MacOS, or Linux instead of ChromeOS

Th3DiamondMin3craft wrote:

No Flash version detected

That's the problem - ya ain't got Flash

kenny2scratch wrote:

That's the problem - ya ain't got Flash

Actually, I do have flash, I can open anything else except for Scratch projects.

Plus, I've checked chrome: //components and it clearly says flash is updated, so I don't know whats wrong.

Enable flash for Scratch's website. It's disabled on chrome by default.

Inkulumo wrote:

Enable flash for Scratch's website. It's disabled on chrome by default.

Ive done that too. When I enable flash, the site crashes and I have to re-enable it.

Th3DiamondMin3craft wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

Enable flash for Scratch's website. It's disabled on chrome by default.

Ive done that too. When I enable flash, the site crashes and I have to re-enable it.

That's your issue. Reinstall flash.

apple502j wrote:

You should use Windows, MacOS, or Linux instead of ChromeOS

Chrome OS isn't bad: My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 10323.62.0, Chrome 65.0.3325.184, Flash 29.0 (release 0)

Inkulumo wrote:

Th3DiamondMin3craft wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

Enable flash for Scratch's website. It's disabled on chrome by default.

Ive done that too. When I enable flash, the site crashes and I have to re-enable it.

That's your issue. Reinstall flash.

On Chrome OS, Flash is installed by default. There is no way to reinstall it until the “user-panel” displays “Restart computer to update Adobe Flash.” I use chromebooks on a regular basis, perhaps you don't have enough storage available. Flash used to crash a lot for me too, until I cleared out a bunch of unnecessary files. Now it works fine, try moving extra things into your drive.

apple502j wrote:

You should use Windows, MacOS, or Linux instead of ChromeOS

It's not easy for an average user to install an OS, never mind install an OS on a computer running ChromeOS.

Bla-Games wrote:

On Chrome OS, Flash is installed by default. There is no way to reinstall it until the “user-panel” displays “Restart computer to update Adobe Flash.” I use chromebooks on a regular basis, perhaps you don't have enough storage available. Flash used to crash a lot for me too, until I cleared out a bunch of unnecessary files. Now it works fine, try moving extra things into your drive.

I cleared 2 Gigabytes of storage, no luck D:

Th3DiamondMin3craft wrote:

I finally found a solution! All I did was go to task manager and restart shockwave flash, and it worked! :D

That's great! As the topic is resolved, don't forget to close it.

Bla-Games wrote:

apple502j wrote:

You should use Windows, MacOS, or Linux instead of ChromeOS

Chrome OS isn't bad: My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 10323.62.0, Chrome 65.0.3325.184, Flash 29.0 (release 0)

Inkulumo wrote:

Th3DiamondMin3craft wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

Enable flash for Scratch's website. It's disabled on chrome by default.

Ive done that too. When I enable flash, the site crashes and I have to re-enable it.

That's your issue. Reinstall flash.

On Chrome OS, Flash is installed by default. There is no way to reinstall it until the “user-panel” displays “Restart computer to update Adobe Flash.” I use chromebooks on a regular basis, perhaps you don't have enough storage available. Flash used to crash a lot for me too, until I cleared out a bunch of unnecessary files. Now it works fine, try moving extra things into your drive.

Use… um… Task Manager…?

tylerchon2016 wrote:

Bla-Games wrote:

apple502j wrote:

You should use Windows, MacOS, or Linux instead of ChromeOS

Chrome OS isn't bad: My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 10323.62.0, Chrome 65.0.3325.184, Flash 29.0 (release 0)

Inkulumo wrote:

Th3DiamondMin3craft wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

Enable flash for Scratch's website. It's disabled on chrome by default.

Ive done that too. When I enable flash, the site crashes and I have to re-enable it.

That's your issue. Reinstall flash.

On Chrome OS, Flash is installed by default. There is no way to reinstall it until the “user-panel” displays “Restart computer to update Adobe Flash.” I use chromebooks on a regular basis, perhaps you don't have enough storage available. Flash used to crash a lot for me too, until I cleared out a bunch of unnecessary files. Now it works fine, try moving extra things into your drive.

Use… um… Task Manager…?

That's not gonna work, ChromeOS doesn't have a Windows-like one, as it just closes out tabs.