Description
If you are running two versions
of Flash at the same time then it is better to turn off one of them. Go through
this tutorial to turn it off.
Solution
For this, click Chrome’s address
bar typing typechrome://plugins and this takes you to Chrome’s Plug-in page.
Look at the listing for Adobe Flash Player. In case, it shows two files then
there is problem. Furthermore, you need to click “Details” available near the
upper-right corner of the browser window. There will be two .dll files listed.
By checking its location, you can see which Chrome is which.
In your App data Chrome folder, Chrome’s
built-in version will be there. Its path is:
C:\Users\yourlogon\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User
Data\PepperFlash\11.9.900.117\pepflashplayer.dll.
In Windows folder, Adobe’s version
will be present. Its path is:
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\NPSWF32_11_9_900_117.dll.
Both of them have a “Disable”
link. You can disable any one of them. If it will not work for you then
uninstall and reinstall Flash. Moreover, you can also try disabling some
extensions. For this, go to chrome://settings, and click on “Extensions” on the
left.
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