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tboltfrank
Same thing was happening to me. -- In my case the I download the flash
player (download manager link [they don't describe it as that, but
that's what it is, it's not a stand alone installer]) from the adobe
site http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ . It is both an adobe flash
player download manager, and a flash browser plugin installer. --
Beware, as there is a check box that is automatically checked, that will
run a Free McAfee Security Scan, so be sure to uncheck that, unless you
want it. After I downloaded this originally, and ran it, *I got a
message saying that the _plugin_ was successfully installed*. I then was
under the misconception that the player itself had been updated.
I then tried to run the stand alone win security update, the link given
in post #2 by member Shenan Stanley
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923789, but got a message describing
that the update is not for my version. - After trying the installer a
few more times, with a reboot mixed in for good measure, the adobe
download manager ran. I was then able to install the security update.
It is very obvious when the download manager starts, as a large message
notifies you. * If the adobe install DOWNLOAD MANAGER _does_not_run_,
the old version remains*, which thereby causes the win security update
to fail. - If for you the adobe download manager will not run
completely, I would recommend uninstalling adobe flash using the
authentic adobe flash uninstaller here:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html Then try the installation
again. You can also go here
http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/ and choose what browser
you are using. but, I have found that the first link I gave, works fine
for both IE and firefox and I'm guessing for most others. I do believe
it is intended for use with win xp or vista and most browsers.
--
tboltfrank
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player (download manager link [they don't describe it as that, but
that's what it is, it's not a stand alone installer]) from the adobe
site http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ . It is both an adobe flash
player download manager, and a flash browser plugin installer. --
Beware, as there is a check box that is automatically checked, that will
run a Free McAfee Security Scan, so be sure to uncheck that, unless you
want it. After I downloaded this originally, and ran it, *I got a
message saying that the _plugin_ was successfully installed*. I then was
under the misconception that the player itself had been updated.
I then tried to run the stand alone win security update, the link given
in post #2 by member Shenan Stanley
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923789, but got a message describing
that the update is not for my version. - After trying the installer a
few more times, with a reboot mixed in for good measure, the adobe
download manager ran. I was then able to install the security update.
It is very obvious when the download manager starts, as a large message
notifies you. * If the adobe install DOWNLOAD MANAGER _does_not_run_,
the old version remains*, which thereby causes the win security update
to fail. - If for you the adobe download manager will not run
completely, I would recommend uninstalling adobe flash using the
authentic adobe flash uninstaller here:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html Then try the installation
again. You can also go here
http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/ and choose what browser
you are using. but, I have found that the first link I gave, works fine
for both IE and firefox and I'm guessing for most others. I do believe
it is intended for use with win xp or vista and most browsers.
--
tboltfrank
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