Which Abode flash player please ?

[Roo]

Hi All
I went to the arcade on here, Couldn't play the game as I was told me I need to download Abode flash player, but I put that in the search engine and a few came up, and now not sure which one to download please..
Any help please?
Thank you
Cheers
Roo

[james'll fix it]

probably the latest one

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/


haven't tried the arcade games on here so no guarantees, no money back. sold as seen

james

[Wilberforce]

Well, that's the correct lin k, at any rate.
Flash player is an Adobe product, I'm suitably surprised you've not got it already Roo, as it seems to get everywhere Sound advice indeed, always download that sort of file from the original makers' website, so you know it's not been tampered with.

You may find that it will ask you to close your browser during install, but that's normal.

[BadBoy]

The arcade has been down for about a year or so now as the company that provided the games has closed it's servers.
Jay needs to reconfigure the link to a new provider which may take time to integrate into FOG.

I'm surprised he hasn't removed the old link until he's able to sort out a new provider as this is not the first time this issue has been raised.

[Frenchfarmer]

I have got the latest version but the games dinnae work.
If you want to know which version you have then try this.
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
It also sorts out all your license codes and tells you which security updates failed to load and what motherboard you are using and basically everything you need to know about your computer.
Helps you to be a bit ahead of your IT mechanic....just don't tell him..let him find out for himself quite how you know so much about your computer.

[Roo]

Thanks very much Guys
I did think I had flash player on here but I haven;t downloaded any updates for a while because the last Lap top I had and it told me to up date it which I did it stopped working all together so just a bit nervous to download them now
Cheers
Roo

[brianw]

Hi everyone

I repair PCs for many friends and over time I've found that some websites do check whether Flash is installed on a machine before running a Flash application.
So far, so good. But the problem comes when more than one version of Flash is found; earier updates of Flash did just that, without removing the previous version, often resulting in "digital confusion" with the computer not knowing which version to run, the result being that none of the versions run.
The latest version does update properly and can also be set to update automatically.
So, what to do? Follow this link to the Adobe page which will tell you everything about removing the old version(s) and clearing out any residual left-overs, then after a restart you can go to the Adobe download page and install a fresh up-to-date Flash Player.

Flash removers (32 and 64 bit): http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/ ... ndows.html
Latest Flash Player (ver.11): http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

Brian (dragonseggs.com)

[vauxsqueeks]

Hi,

In addition to all of the above, update your operating system and applications regularly!

For the most part, this is how viruses get into your computer, by using outdated "exploitable" versions of software.

Just because it works now, doesn't make it safe.