Jump to content
12 posts in this topic

Recommended Posts

Try disabling "Enable Flash" :)

 

That command allows QT to play SWF files. In this scenario, you don't want that to happen. Also, try reinstalling flash itself. http://adobe.com

Ok, this worked for me(got this from apple support forum), but from what I can tell it doesn't work for everyone.

 

Go to your hard drive

Go to Library folder

Go to Internet Plugins folder

Locate File Quicktime Plugin.webplugin

(Note there is also a Quicktime Plugin.plugin file. Leave this one alone)

Move file to trash

Restart Safari

Thanks for the suggestion, but I tried both of these as well, as a first choice. Tried a re-install back to Tiger and it's fine, then re-install of Leopard and it fails, but as previously indicated, it happens with only the user account. The Admin account works fine, and my User account has Admin rights.

 

Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. :(

 

TekyTek.

I tried it again, but uninstalling the old and re-installing the new Flash version makes no difference.

 

A word of caution with the un-install flash program, unmount any Firewire boot drives first, as it searches and tries to un-install flash from these Drives, ie if you have a Carbon Copy Clone or SuperDuper then you won't have a backup of Flash on them.

 

TekyTek

×
×
  • Create New...