Yesterday I installed the latest version of adobe and haven't been able to see one site with that uses flash. Every time a load any of those pages, including some of the adobe.com pages. I get the following error: Internet Explorer has encountered an error and needs to close, the detail is below.
Im using Windows XP. I tried the following to resove it. I cleaned all temp files, cleared history, cleared cache and reset all settings to defaults. Uninistalled/reinstalled the browser....none of that worked.
I made sure that when I uninstalled the player that i deleted all the registry keys associated with it and all of the files left behind, restarted the machine then reinstalled the active x control. So i did that several times in the process. Nothing seemed to work.
I found a key value in one of the other topics that has an extra 2 at the end for no reason. Fixed that still have the problem. I don't have the source code to attach because it happens on every page everytime, the page won't even load. Yes this does happen on the download adobe page on this website too.
I use sites with the player all the time and they were all working fine before i did the install latest version, now this happens everywhere. I expect the adobe site would at least work.
Does anyone have any suggestions, what else could be wrong?
I've been having what sounds like the same problem with Windows XP and getting the error message noting that IE has encountered an error and needs to close, etc. Flash Player 9 appears to have installed on on my download, then comes the error message almost immediately. I'm also able to view a website with Flash Player for a short time before getting this error message. The detailed error message identifies add-on Shockwave Flash Object - Enable Activex Control - Flash9.ocx as the source of the problem.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled Flash Player. I have reinstalled Internet Explorer 7. I have checked the security settings (default) and list of permitted Publishers. I haven't touched the registry as yet, but apparently that doesn't work either. None of the recommendations found on the Adobe website have worked! I was able to use Flash Player successfully before updating to version 9 on their website.
I, too, would appreciate some assistance with this issue.
Everyone seems to be having this same problem with the latest update. Beta version 10 has the same problem, has anyone figured it out yet? I'm out of ideas.
I'm so glad i found this, I also have been having this same problem, and i have also tryed everything i can think doing... It has completely dum found me.... I also run windows xp and continue to get the following error.....
All features working properly with latest FP 9 version, with one exception. I am not able to activate / modify webcam settings. And I'm convinced it is NOT the Cam, due to the fact it works fine in ALL other applications / video sites, as the same camera worked fine using earlier versions of FP, but if I roll back, I will not be able to see anything, since most sites will prompt you to upgrade again. I will post the script error if anyone has any suggestions not already posted thru 7-03-08 / 4am EST.
Apparently Pentium II CPUs without SSE instructions are the cause of the problem. As stated on another website "The patch for this (Flash vulnerability) is implemented in .124 but Adobe has compiled in SSE instructions into the build since .115, which crashes processors (Pentium 2 and on on). "
On this website the system requirements of Adobe for Flash Player 9 clearly state "Pentium II 450 MHz" as minimum specs.
Could someone from Adobe please read this, and either remove the Pentium II from the requirements (which would cut off a bunch of users without a real alternative as everyone moves to Flash 9) or get those SSE instructions removed and revert to a pre .115 build situation?
I cannot believe that since this problem has been around (and the forum seems to be quite full of these crashes for a good year now) Adobe has neither reacted officially to these threads nor has resolved the problem. We are used to better quality from Adobe. It would be nice to have an official reply to these problems so this issue is settled once and for all.
[q][i]Originally posted by: [b][b]Geek55[/b][/b][/i] Everyone seems to be having this same problem with the latest update. Beta version 10 has the same problem, has anyone figured it out yet? I'm out of ideas.[/q]
IS THERE ANYBODY IN LISTENING..... EVEN THE INTERNET'S SEARCH ENGINE GOOGLE HAS 3,800,000 ENTRIES ABOUT 'ERROR 1714'. WHY DESTROY EVERYBODYS ACCESS TO PDF'S BY ASKING THEM TO DOWNLOAD ADOBE 9......ADOBE 8,1 WORKED PERFECTLY..NOW MILLIONS OF PEOPLE FIND THEY CANNOT DOWNLOAD ADOBE 9 AND CANNOT GO BACK TO ADOBE 8.1 WITHOUT HAVING AN MBA IN ADOBE SOFTWARE! HELP, BEFORE I LOSE MY INTEREST IN USING ADOBE!
I have the latest version - 9.0.124 - and it does not work for me. I get the same "Internet Explorer needs to close" error. This is infuriating. Silverlight rescue me! This is so crazy that this has been going on for a year and no one from Adobe/Microsoft does anything. I know that with every crash a message gets sent to Microsoft. Wouldn't you think that someone would want to fix this issue???:disgust;
Have the same problem.....especialy when I click on the ? (Help). Internet crashes. There is no need for me to repeat the members who submitted the problem.... it is mentioned here already 2 many times.... I am a "beginner" who learns very fast......and almost getting furious ;)
> Yesterday I installed the latest version of adobe and haven't been able to see > one site with that uses flash. > Every time a load any of those pages, including some of the adobe.com pages. I > get the following error: > Internet Explorer has encountered an error and needs to close, the detail is > below.
> Im using Windows XP. I tried the following to resove it. I cleaned all temp > files, cleared history, cleared cache and reset all settings to defaults. > Uninistalled/reinstalled the browser....none of that worked.
> I made sure that when I uninstalled the player that i deleted all the registry > keys associated with it and all of the files left behind, restarted the machine > then reinstalled the active x control. So i did that several times in the > process. Nothing seemed to work.
> I found a key value in one of the other topics that has an extra 2 at the end > for no reason. Fixed that still have the problem. I don't have the source code > to attach because it happens on every page everytime, the page won't even load. > Yes this does happen on the download adobe page on this website too.
> I use sites with the player all the time and they were all working fine before > i did the install latest version, now this happens everywhere. I expect the > adobe site would at least work.
> Does anyone have any suggestions, what else could be wrong?
"PsyFroggie" wrote: > Have the same problem.....especialy when I click on the ? (Help). Internet > crashes. There is no need for me to repeat the members who submitted the > problem.... it is mentioned here already 2 many times.... I am a "beginner" > who > learns very fast......and almost getting furious ;)
Do you guys have Pentium II CPUs? Starting about last December (2007), PC's with Pentium IIs started crashing their browsers on Flash content due to an "invalid command" error caused by the command "pushfw" - which doesn't exist for the Pentium II. In one of the Adobe forums, an Adobe rep said that Adobe is working on a Flash Player version 10 which will check the CPU type and issue other commands for pre- Pentium IIIs to avoid this problem. Some other invalid commands may be involved as well.
Hello guys, This bug is reported with key FP-290 to the adobe flash player bug management system: https://bugs.adobe.com/flashplayer/ Please register and vote for a quick resolution
To goofert: I went to your bugs link..I don't know if I did it rite , but I made an entry.....To ALL: I'm having the SAME problem with Adobe Flash Player 9..Re: IE 7 closes down & I go offline....I'm currently investigating online at-home bussinesses & NEED to view video/movie clips ,etc.....The website closes almost immediately, the same as sweeneysmsm's post...Error messages are sent to MS , but I don't think it THEIR problem...If I go to IE & & disable Adobe Flash Player in the "Manage Add-Ons" section, I can explore the site til doomsday!! So I KNOW it's an Adobe problem & they NEED to FIX it....If anyone has or knows HOW to solve this , I for one WOULD be VERY gratefull.!!! It looks like tons of other people would also....Thank you VERY much....Ron.M
I have same problem with you. Let try to do that Go to this website http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html And download Download the Windows Flash Player 9 ActiveX control content debugger (for IE) (EXE, 1.55 MB) It will be hep you
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