Adobe Flash problems, pretty sure...Help, please!

[steve_83]

I keep getting this danged error message at several vendor's sites for the parts for my new rebuild.

Particularly annoying on Gigabyte's site....
but there are others where this appears…..(the error message from a screen print is attached, because I can’t get the images code to work today)

I could go to Flash Player Support and Help, but I don't know what to ask them.


Yes....I searched first before posting for "adobe flash problems" and:
I used WelshJim's link and I have:
WIN 10,0,12,36
Debug Player: no
Windows: XP Home and Pro w/SP-3

I don't use regseeker.

The others are 3-5 years old.

How do I correct this please?
In lieu of that: what question should I pose to Adobe about this annoying problem?

Still running IE version 6.
After my new build, probably swithching to Thunderbird or Firefox.

Any help much appreciated, as always.
Pretty sure it's just a minor tweak on my settings.....but I prefer to check here first.

Steve_83

[Train]

Looks like a site error.



Go in and make sure scripting errors are disabled.

[steve_83]

I'm am learning pretty quick that gigabytes support is -->

PATHETIC!

The GA-EX58-EXTREME has great eye candy and some really nice features.....but with their (lack of)support, there is NO WAY I'm buying their products.

So visting their site is a moot point.
They deleted my 3rd contact question about Revision 1 boards, without even opening it.

My Experience is: Gigabyte SU**S!

I'm gonna search the hardware forums and other places, maybe post a thread for a REALLY good mobo for i7 Intel CPUs.
I need one: as in right now.

Take it easy, Train!

For the benefit of other members: Disabling both script check marks didn't work....on my ol socket 478 'puter anyway.
Another good reason to avoid gigabyte products.

Steve_83

[Welshjim]

steve_83--You say Resolved, but you may still be interested in this reference
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...nalId=tn_15512