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Adobe Flash Player 11 Release Candidate 1 (v11.0.1.129) is now available for download. This update provides added stability. Features: Stage 3D Accelerated Graphics Rendering — Deliver cutting edge 2D and 3D experiences on the desktop. Native 64-bit support — Support for 64-bit operating systems and browsers on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. G.711 audio compression for telephony — Integrate real-time voice and telephony capabilities into business apps and integrate with existing phone systems using the G.711 codec. H.264/AVC SW Encoding — Create apps that encode higher quality video locally using the efficient H.264 video standard. Socket Progress Events — Improve management of data transfer, track progress, and provide responsive feedback in apps send large amounts of data. JPEG-XR support — Take advantage of support for the advanced JPEG-XR image compression format to deliver higher quality images with less bandwidth, and leverage lossy and lossless compression with alpha channel transparency. Details: http://labs.adobe.co...1/features.html Download: http://labs.adobe.co...shplayer11.html Release notes: http://kb2.adobe.com...psid_91694.html Please note: any earlier Flash Player versions must be uninstalled before installing FP 11 RC1. Uninstallers: FP10 and earlier: http://kb2.adobe.com...1/tn_14157.html (Windows); or http://www.adobe.com...oad/alternates/ the FP11 uninstaller is available on the FP11 download page.

Windows 7 admin accounts are not exactly the same as they were in earlier Windows systems. Your account may be an admin account, but it's a limited admin account. To run an application / installer / uninstaller as the full Administrator, you must use the method that Hazelnut has mentioned.

Adobe Flash Player 11 Beta 2 is now available for download. This update provides added stability. Features: Stage3D APIs ? Create highly interactive visuals to improve collaboration on 3-dimensional models. 64-bit support ? Support for 64-bit operating systems and browsers on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. G.711 audio compression for telephony ? Integrate voice/telephony into business apps using G.711 codec. H.264/AVC SW Encoding ? Encode higher quality video locally using H.264 video. Socket Progress Events ? Build advanced file sharing apps like FTP clients that send large amounts of data. HD surround sound ? Deliver full HD videos with 7.1 channel surround sound directly to AIR powered TVs. Details: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplatformruntimes/flashplayer11/features.html Download: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11.html Release notes: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplatformruntimes/shared/flashplayer11_air3_b2_releasenotes_081011.pdf Please note: any earlier Flash Player versions must be uninstalled before installing the FP 11 beta.

Any problems with the FP 11 beta can be reported at the Flash Player 11 forum.

Adobe Flash Player 11 Beta for Desktops Features: Stage3D APIs ? Create highly interactive visuals to improve collaboration on 3-dimensional models. 64-bit support ? Support for 64-bit operating systems and browsers on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. G.711 audio compression for telephony ? Integrate voice/telephony into business apps using G.711 codec. H.264/AVC SW Encoding ? Encode higher quality video locally using H.264 video. Socket Progress Events ? Build advanced file sharing apps like FTP clients that send large amounts of data. HD surround sound ? Deliver full HD videos with 7.1 channel surround sound directly to AIR powered TVs. Details: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplatformruntimes/flashplayer11/features.html Download: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11.html Release notes: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplatformruntimes/shared/flashplayer11_air3_b1_releasenotes_071311.pdf Please note: any earlier Flash Player versions must be uninstalled before installing the FP 11 beta.

Correction: Filehippo actually redirects to the Adobe download server (fpdownload.macromedia.com), so it really downloads the latest available version.

For once, Filehippo still has the old (10.3.181.14) installer. The latest clean installer (ActiveX 10.3.181.16) can be downloaded from http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html

It may have been a leftover from the time when Microsoft had their own proprietary Java VM.

There has been a new Flash Player ActiveX 10.3.181.16 released for IE9 yesterday. Download it from http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html (The Flash Player plugin remains unchanged as version 10.3.181.14)

Thank you, but our IP address has changed again, and I have no problem with this new address.

Thanks for the info; I have the same on Firefox 3.6 I cannot currently use Firefox 4, as there is some conflict with my current PostgreSQL version (when I tried FF4 a few weeks ago, all inserts ended up duplicate in the database).

Unlike the default download page with the download manager and its bundled crapware, the link that I posted are clean downloads, where most likely 3rd-party download sites like Filehippo obtain their downloads. The link also contains MSI installers, and installers for other platforms like Mac and Linux.

I think the reason is that when the generated file is opened in Excel, Firefox has already saved the file under a temp name in the Temp folder. This is probably why Temp is offered as the target when I use Save As. Anyway, my shortcut is no longer deleted, but you made me curious about CACLS, so I will read up on it a bit...

Filehippo now already lists Flash Player 10.3.181.5 (RC1) on this location. The latest version of Flash Player (for all platforms and browsers) can always be found at http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html

I am now getting the 403 (forbidden) error when trying to access the forum from 183.177.186.171

Thank you; mine is already set to the target folder I want, but it still opens in the Temp folder: Well, at least CCleaner does no longer delete my shortcut in the Temp file...

I'll be happy to explain... I have a web application (HTML, JavaScript, PostgreSQL) from which I generate dozens of Excel docs every day. These docs must be saved in a specific folder for further processing. However, when I click Save As is Excel, it always opens in the Temp folder. This is why I created a shortcut in there to quickly redirect me to the target folder. If you have any suggestion how I can avoid that Temp folder, I'd be very happy. (The Excel docs are created from Firefox 3.6).

Thanks; I didn't know we could do that. Just did it successfully...

Hello, everyone - I haven't been around here for a while... I have a shortcut in my %TEMP% folder that I need to keep. I have made that shortcut read-only, and it usually stays there for a while. But sometimes (not every time) after I run CCleaner, that shortcut is gone. How can I make that shortcut file undeletable? (I have tried to add it to the CCleaner exceptions (Exclude), but it won't accept that shortcut.lnk filename. When I type the filename and click Open, it will just go to the target folder of that shortcut.) Edit: system is Windows XP-SP3, file system NTFS.

Do you have any toolbars (e.g. Ask toolbar) that could be responsible for that behaviour?

Reader 8.2 runs very nicely on my old Windows 2000 machine; no need for bloody Foxit that forces spyware on computers without any opt-out or uninstaller! But Reader X works perfect on XP-SP3 systems and up.

Can you try a System Restore to a point before the problem started?

Glad you figured it out; thanks for the feedback.

WOW - why would you do that...? I remember well that Win 9x needed regular reinstalls or at least repair installs every few months. But there is absolutely no need for that on modern NT-based Windows systems. I have never reinstalled any of my Windows 2000 or XP systems. Why would I? Both 2000 and XP run a lot better than after the initial install. This is because I have tweaked and optimized the systems over the years. All that (and all installed programs) would be lost if I did a reinstall. Anyway, I am curious why you reinstall Windows on a regular basis?

The lang subfolder does contain all the lang DLLs. The ones in the main CCleaner folder were probably leftovers from CCleaner 1.0