Having problems with Flash™ Player? AdobeFlashPlayer.com is not aligned or affiliated with Adobe™ or Flash™ but intend to help the average user locate and install this powerful, useful and common plug-in that makes web browsing a delight. If you have tried to install Flash Player but it did not work, we would suggest using a registry cleaning software. 99% of the time this will fix your problem for good.

Why does the installation on Adobe's site fail?

• Security software is interfering with the installation
• User rights are not set at the correct level
• There is an unknown bug on the Adobe site
• For some reason, the Flash ActiveX files are not properly registered on the system (common in Internet Explorer 7 and Vista)
• There is some other Windows Vista or Internet Explorer 7 issue
• ActiveX controls or security levels in Internet Explorer are set in a way that prevents the installation
• The protected zone in Windows Vista is causing the problem
• Something is wrong with the existing version of Flash on your computer. It is probably corrupted and this is preventing the proper installation of the latest Flash player.
• For the Youtube error 'Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player', this is mainly due to a corrupted installation of the Flash Player.

Is your Youtube saying 'Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player', This is a very common problem that usually requires uninstalling your Adobe Flash Player and reinstalling it. 70% of the time this will fix it, but sometimes it will take cleaning out your registry. Their are many helpful sites that have software that cleans your registry for you, and usually will fix your Flash Player problem.