Did the installer start installing? You don’t know where the Flash Player installer has been downloaded.

The Flash Player installer should prompt you to begin installation after the download is complete. If it doesn’t, you can start the installer directly from your Downloads folder. • After downloading Flash Player, close all browsers.

And while Flash Player ActiveX shows up under Programs Installed, old familiar websites and Adobe's Find It page can't (find it). My system is a 64 bit operation, but on my Manage Add-on page, everything installed is 32 bit and 64 bit except Shockwave ActiveX Control, which is 32 only. Update for Adobe Flash Player in Internet Explorer and Microsoft. If you want to install Adobe Flash Player update for an earlier. Activex.vch: Not applicable.

• Locate the Flash Player install file. Unless you have specified otherwise, the file is saved in your Downloads folder.

• Double-click the installer file to begin the Flash Player installation. For more assistance on locating downloaded files, see and in Microsoft Help.

Help, help, help! Why doesn't Flash Player work on my computer anymore? All my previously 'good-to-go-with-Flash Player' sites keep telling me that I need to install and/or upgrade Flash Player. Well, I have installed, deleted, re-installed, deleted, re-installed -you get the picture- toooo many times to count. And while Flash Player ActiveX shows up under Programs Installed, old familiar websites and Adobe's Find It page can't (find it). My system is a 64 bit operation, but on my Manage Add-on page, everything installed is 32 bit and 64 bit except Shockwave ActiveX Control, which is 32 only.

Download Statistics For Management By Richard I Levin Pdf. None of the myriad of suggestions on the Adobe fixit pages work. Please, please, help me fix this.

Hi, Adobe Flash is included as a platform feature and is available out of the box for Internet Explorer 11, running on both Internet Explorer and Internet Explorer for the desktop. To know more information, refer to this article. Internet Explorer 11 - FAQ for IT Pros Make sure the add-ons are installed and enabled You will need to make sure that the necessary Add-ons are enabled in Internet Explorer, to do this follow the steps below: a. Start Internet Explorer and click the Tools icon and then click Internet Options b. Click the Programs Tab and click the Manage add-ons button c. From the Show dropdown selection, select Run without Permissions Look for the following add-ons in the displayed list and make sure the Status is listed as Enabled Note When checking to see if the add-on is installed you can also verify the current version of the add-on.

Help, help, help! Why doesn't Flash Player work on my computer anymore? All my previously 'good-to-go-with-Flash Player' sites keep telling me that I need to install and/or upgrade Flash Player.

Well, I have installed, deleted, re-installed, deleted, re-installed -you get the picture- toooo many times to count. And while Flash Player ActiveX shows up under Programs Installed, old familiar websites and Adobe's Find It page can't (find it). My system is a 64 bit operation, but on my Manage Add-on page, everything installed is 32 bit and 64 bit except Shockwave ActiveX Control, which is 32 only. None of the myriad of suggestions on the Adobe fixit pages work. Please, please, help me fix this. Hi Gaby, Thank you for keeping us updated and sorry for the delayed response. In order to assist you further with the issue could you please confirm a couple of things: • What is the Make and Model of your Computer?

• Have you made any changes to your computer prior to the issue? • Since when are you facing this issue? • Did you try all the troubleshooting steps posted above by Karthik Vengaloor on December 12, 2013?

Please get back to us with the updated status of the issue so that we can work on it and assist you further. I know this is a pretty old question, but I had this problem recently on one of my windows 7 computers running IE11 and none of the answers on this page or elsewhere on this forum worked for me, so I wanted to share what worked for me. It did not have to do with the active x filtering, or the enabling it in add-ons, or changing the registry. Flash player did not work on any web pages and the message would tell me it was not installed.

I knew it was installed. It did NOT show up in add-ons at all. What I found as the answer after an exhaustive search was that I had installed a version of flash for FIREFOX instead of for IE. I have no idea how it happened.

But here's how to tell if it is the problem for you: Look in Control panel for the Adobe Flash program and it should say 'Adobe Flash Player Active X' If it says Adobe Flash NPAPI that is for firefox. If it says Adobe Flash PPAPI that is for Chrome. If you have the wrong one you have to go back to Adobe and get the right version.