This is going to be a marathon - stay in there. Most issues relate to Internet Explorer, so we'll deal with it here. Restart your computer and try running the standalone installation file again.ĭetermining what version of Flash is on your systemĪ highly frustrating aspect of Flash is that sometimes you think you have installed one version, yet you are being told something different on various web sites. Solution: Adobe - and many of our visitors - advise you to use the Flash Player uninstall tool (see the top of this page). Otherwise, it may be an older or corrupt version of Flash that is causing the issue. Did you run the installation file you downloaded and close all open windows - including your Web browser? Silly as it may seem, some people forget these steps. Okay, you downloaded the standalone installation and the Flash Player is still not working properly. There are two types: one for Internet Explorer, the other is for Mozilla/Firefox/Netscape. Solution to all of the above: get the standalone Flash Player installation file (links are at the top of this page). Get the latest Flash player', this is mainly due to a corrupted installation of the Flash Player. For the Youtube error 'Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia's Flash Player.It is probably corrupted and this is preventing the proper installation of the latest Flash player. Something is wrong with the existing version of Flash on your computer.The protected zone in Windows Vista is causing the problem.ActiveX controls or security levels in Internet Explorer are set in a way that prevents the installation.There is some other Windows Vista or Internet Explorer 7 issue.
User rights are not set at the correct level.Security software is interfering with the installation.Why does the installation on Adobe's site fail? Get the latest flash player.’ In most reports we have seen of this Youtube error, it is nothing to with Javascript being turned off, but the Flash Player itself. The most frustrating error appears at sites such as Youtube where you see ‘Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia’s Flash Player. Either Flash seems to install but the content is still not showing, or no matter what you did, Flash wouldn’t install on the official Adobe site. That’s all well and good, but we are guessing the reason you are here is that something has gone wrong. Generally, you will need the latest version installed on your computer to properly access Flash content, including videos on Youtube. Adobe’s Flash Player is needed to access certain types of content on the Web.
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