試下以下方法。免費
Fix Flash Player crashes in All browsers
1. Disable Flash hardware acceleration
The aim is to eliminate hardware or driver incompatibility issues with Flash Player.
Right click on the video picture during playback of any Flash video in your browser and, from the context menu, select ‘Settings…’ as shown below:
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This opens the Flash Player Settings window.
The Display panel is the first panel (tab) shown at the bottom of the Settings window.
Untick ‘Enable hardware acceleration’ in the Display panel then press Close.
Now see if Flash Player works ok.
If the problem is fixed and Flash does not crash, you probably had a driver (software) issue with your graphics card.
[If you ever want to try enabling hardware acceleration again (by re-ticking the option you just un-ticked above) you should first update yours graphics card drivers. Driver updates can fix issues with how Windows or programs like Flash Player work with a graphics card, or enable new features for it].
If the problem is not fixed and Flash still crashes, proceed to Step 2.
2. Custom Full Uninstall of Flash Player
Visit Adobe’s website here and carefully follow all the instructions to download and run the special Flash uninstaller and then delete specific Adobe files.
In particular, Section 3 step 3 is important – you should delete all the files and subfolders stored within the following folders:
C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash
%appdata%\Adobe\Flash Player
%appdata%\Macromedia\Flash Player
If one of these folders can’t be found you may see an error message – don’t worry about it, just proceed on to the next folder.
Note: the instructions Adobe give in Step 3 are for XP – if you have Vista or Windows 7 you can ignore the Start > Run command in their step 3.3.a – just click Start then copy and paste (or type in) the folder name into the Search box then press Enter to open the folder.
Now you have completely uninstalled all traces of Flash Player – restart your computer.
3. Reinstall Flash Player
Download and install the latest version of Flash Player by visiting Adobe’s site here.
During installation, un-tick the additional ‘freebie’ (e.g. Google Toolbar/McAfee Scan) unless you want that as well.
If you use more than one web browser you will need to install Flash Player for each web browser (not Chrome as it has its own Flash built in).
After installation completes, choose your update method from the options as shown below:
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Flash 11.2 - Choice Of Update Method
It is recommended to choose ‘Install updates automatically…’ to ensure that future security and feature updates are installed as soon as they are available.
4. Test Flash Player
Now test again to see if Flash Player works ok.
If it doesn’t then do the following if you have IE9:
IE9 – select Tools \ Safety – if ActiveX Filtering is selected, deselect it then try Flash Player content again.
If you only have problems with one particular website, go to the Website Storage Settings Panel here as shown in the example below:
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In the list of Visited Websites at the bottom, click (to select) on the one which is causing problems e.g adobe.com in my example.
Now move the slider above it from None on the left across to 10MB on the right (second from the end) and retest Flash Player content on that website again. |
發表於 2012-11-7 10:51 AM
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