when I browse images, sometimes like 3 or 4 come up, when I know there's a million out there. I don't know what happened to it or to microsoft.
I absolutely now HATE IE, and that is so weird there is a time I wouldn't use anything else, but, now it's so, user unfriendly. And it's not like you can't re-download any of this stuff if you decide you want it. I have always wondered why I had 2 adobe flash programs in my program list, and the only difference is that one was ACTIVEX - everything else the description was identical. MAN, thank you - that is all I really needed to know. it is like putting diesel fuel in a lawn mower and trying to get it to run, it just will not work. And certain websites like Facebook which plays host to application developer's, have rules about what script can be used.Flash for IE when loading an application in Chrome will cause it to crash, simple as that. and often use window frames in which to embed the script or application. These developer's do not take the time often enough to pre-test their coding. Some will work in IE, some will not, some will work in FF, some will not, and some will work in chrome, and some will not.etc. And we find that many websites can have a number of embedded script forms eg Java script, Adobe Script, C++, etc. It has been an effort to get application and web developer's to take note of this issue and create the framework to be compatible with both or multiple Browsers which is a lot of work on their part because the coding is different, what one may support, another may not. Even if you set Chrome as your default browser, this will not make any difference.Īlso many applications and websites are built upon the active x version of flash.and not the Chrome version, of which are not compatible with one another. BUT!! what I have found is the way the OS loads the two different versions of Flash at the start up.by default the active x version gets loaded for IE first.as this is what normally is used by the system default even when working off will NOT load both versions at the same time. Nor uninstalling or reinstalling the latest version of Adobe Flash will fix the issue.
#SHOCKWAVE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN CRASH .DLL#
dll file is not going to solve the issue with someone who is having the same issue that does not have bluetooth on their system. To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Action Center control panel.Īpplication Path: C:\.\Comodo\Dragon\dragon.For what Jason suggests to do concerning renaming a bluetooth.
#SHOCKWAVE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN CRASH WINDOWS#
The program dragon.exe version 17.1.0.0 stopped interacting with Windows and was closed. Currently from what I have tried, the best configuration is to enable BOTH flash plugins (incl, pepperflash) in CD, then it would crash less often.įaulting application name: dragon.exe, version: 17.1.0.0, time stamp: 0x4f1eaa58įaulting module name: dragon.dll, version: 17.1.0.0, time stamp: 0x4f1ea9a9įaulting application start time: 0x01ccdc5ac134b3e4įaulting application path: C:\.\Comodo\Dragon\dragon.exeįaulting module path: C:\.\Comodo\Dragon\dragon.dll
The problem still persists after a re-installation of CD and Flash. I have tried disabling all plugins and extensions (which I haven't installed any since the update). When you close one of the tabs, CD just freezes (most of the time) until you kill the process using task manager. To make it crash, simply open 3 or more tabs in CD, within each tab load a YouTube video. But shortly after updating to 17.1, crashes are very often.
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