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| 1. | Solve : Adobe flash player crashed repeatedly? | 
| Answer» I ASSUME it's only crashing with high volume streaming on flash? Following the release of Firefox 3.6.4 we heard from some users, mainly those using older computers, that they sometimes expect longer periods of non-responsiveness from plugins, especially with games. For these users the default timeout of 10 SECONDS was too short. To address this, we increased the amount of time Firefox waits for a plugin to respond before terminating it from 10 to 45 seconds. http://blog.mozilla.com/blog/2010/06/26/firefox-3-6-6-now-available-for-download/ It looks like a lot of people might be having issues with the latest version of flash crashing: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/666489?tstart=0I tried again today to watch espn3 on my laptop. Invariably the program crashed after a few MINUTES. Also, it will stop or lag often as I watch. I have tried reinstalling firefox 3.6.12 which is supposed to have crash protection. I have reinstalled over and over adobe flash player the latest version. I have gone into adobe settings and unchecked hardware acceleration and I have changed it to 1 mb. Nothing is working. This is very aggravating as there are tennis tournaments coming up I would like to watch on my computer, etc. I saw in the forum that many people have had this problem and no one knows how to fix it. Any new ideas from anyone? I have dsl internet connection on an acer laptop with 4 gb of ram, 320 gb hard drive and wireless is in the house but I am fully wired up to my connection. Thanks for any help I get.I hate to pass the buck, but I suggest you contact Verizon support and see if they have any thoughts.A very recent update to Flash Player is available. It's version 10.1.102.64.I had the same problem with flash player crashing when viewing events on espn3. I decided to uninstall flash player and reinstall it. I discovered that I actually had flash 10 and flash 10.1 installed. Apparently when I upgraded to flash 10.1 it left the old version behind, too. So I uninstalled both. Then I ran a registry scan and repair. I also discovered that there is a developers release for flash 10.2. You can find it here: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/ So far, this seems to have resolved my issue. Flash not longer CRASHES, and version 10.2 has very good performance! Hope this helps. | |