Joe wrote:
> JA8119 wrote:
>
>> I have tried practically everything in the troubleshooting section of
>> Macromedia, and still IE cannot seem to detect Flash Player. When I go
>> to the Macromedia site, the "Installation Complete" message appears,
>> but when I go to many other websites, Flash is not recognized. Some of
>> the messages I receive are:
>>
>> NBA.com <
http://www.nba.com/>:
>>
>> "I can't find out if you have Flash installed.
>> You need Flash 5 and above to run this application.
>> Click here to download the plugin"
>>
>> Boeing Homepage <http://www.boeing.com>:
>>
>> "To get the full benefit of the Boeing Web site, you will need to
>> download and install the latest version of the Flash player. If you
>> were automatically redirected to this page, you either do not have the
>> Flash plug-in or your Flash plug-in needs to be upgraded (if you
>> believe you have reached this page in error, go directly to our Flash
>> page). If you are using Internet Explorer, you also need to make sure
>> ActiveX is enabled. This site also requires a JavaScript-enabled
>> browser."
>>
>>
>> I even checked my registration entries, and I could not find the
>> "kill bit" entry. Flash used to work very well until about a month or
>> so ago, but now...
>>
>> What am I to do now?
>>
>
> I have the same problem, but to add if you go to the boeing site and
> click on the link at the bottom where it says to "go directly to our
> Flash page" which is
http://www.boeing.com/flash.html then you can go to
> the actual boeing site and flash works fine. Miniusa.com doesn't detect
> the flash either, but there is a link that will take you directly to the
> flash site and that works fine also.
>
> I have XP sp2 with flash 7 on 2 machines..the only difference between
> the 2 that i can see is that the one where flash works flawlessly on has
> had older versions of flash installed on it. The one i'm having
> problems with only has had flash 7 installed on it.