

Not being shown the web page with the opt-out checkboxes. However, there is substantial discussion there by some IT department staffers regarding many people

Rest of the web page, which mentions Google Chrome and Google Toolbar for IE or whatever and has the opt-out checkbox.Īn Adobe staff member had posted an explanation and screen shot on the Adobe Forums, here (post #11 by Chris Campbell): I must have simply clicked the button without carefully reading the
#How to reinstall adobe flash player with chrome install
Run it and follow the prompts to install Flash Player. Uncheck any checkboxes to install additional software. Find Flash in the list and click the Disable link underneath it. Then it takes you to a page where there's a bright orange "Update Now" button, and a bright yellow advisory regarding 32- and 64-bit installations. In Google Chrome, type chrome://plugins into the address bar and press Enter. Flash content, including audio and video, will no longer play back in any version of Chrome. That was the screen I read very carefully, and then I clicked it. As of 2021, Adobe has ended support for the Flash Player plugin. Click on the Choose Change when this add. Click the Open menu, then Add-ons, Plugins then click on Preferences for Shockwave Flash. There is no mention of additional unrelated software that will install. In Firefox, first, check if Flash is enabled. It simply states there is an Adobe Flash Player update available, which includes security updates.

The first screen that pops up does not have a checkbox.
