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New Here , /t5/flash-player-discussions/adobe-flash-player-out-of-date-solutions/td-p/4516132 Oct 01, 2012 Oct 01, 2012 Copy link to clipboard Copied A yellow bar pops up saying Adobe Flash Player is out of date and updating the plug in has no affect. How do I fix this problem? (I use a Macbook Pro)
Community guidelines Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more Note: Customers running Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 are not impacted by this change. By default, Windows Update will automatically install important Flash updates as they become available for Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge on those systems. Starting on October 11, 2016, we’re expanding the out-of-date ActiveX control blocking feature to include outdated versions of Adobe Flash Player. This update notifies you when a Web page tries to load a Flash ActiveX control older than (but not including):
You can continue to view the complete list of out-of-date ActiveX controls being blocked by this feature here. Supported configurations and scope of out-of-date Flash ActiveX control blockingUnlike out-of-date Java and Silverlight blocking, the following caveats are additionally applicable to out-of-date Flash ActiveX control blocking. Supported configurationsOut-of-date Flash ActiveX control blocking only applies to Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1. ScopeFirst, with out-of-date Flash ActiveX control blocking, Internet Explorer will only warn you once per tab process. All subsequent out-of-date Flash ActiveX controls will be allowed. Second, users who are not members of the Local Administrators group on the PC will not see any out-of-date Flash ActiveX control blocks. Security note: Finally, the term of out-of-date Flash ActiveX control blocking will end on November 10, 2016. Enterprise testing for out-of-date Flash ActiveX control blockingRemember, out-of-date ActiveX controls aren’t blocked in the Local Intranet Zone or the Trusted Sites Zone, so your intranet sites and trusted line-of-business apps should continue to use ActiveX controls without any disruption. If you want to see what happens when a user goes to a Web page with an out-of-date Flash ActiveX control after October 11, 2016, you can run this test:
You’ll now get an out-of-date ActiveX control blocking notice when a Web site tries to load an outdated Flash ActiveX control. If you need more time to minimize your reliance on outdated Flash ActiveX controls, see the Out-of-date ActiveX control blocking on managed devices section of the Out-of-date ActiveX control blocking topic. |