Have tried
regsvr32
uninstall_flash_player.exe
Any help?
Uninstalling Flash9.ocx
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fawolfe
, Sep 07 2006 10:19 AM
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Posted 07 September 2006 - 10:19 AM
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Have tried
regsvr32
uninstall_flash_player.exe
Any help?
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Posted 07 September 2006 - 12:38 PM
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How many drives are in the PC
Have you checked disc clean up, view downloaded programme files for the active x control
Have you checked disc clean up, view downloaded programme files for the active x control
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Posted 07 September 2006 - 01:31 PM
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Keith
I have 2 HD this one is currently the slave - nothing should be accessing it.
I have done a disk cleanup & wipe disk and still cannot get rid of the file
I have 2 HD this one is currently the slave - nothing should be accessing it.
I have done a disk cleanup & wipe disk and still cannot get rid of the file
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Posted 07 September 2006 - 01:37 PM
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With disc clean up, click to view downloaded programme files, there could be an active x control there to delete
Or
If you can see the file, download and install Unlocker from my signature, install with the add to send to option, reboot, right click the file, click Unlocker then either move the file off the drive or delete it
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If you can see the file, download and install Unlocker from my signature, install with the add to send to option, reboot, right click the file, click Unlocker then either move the file off the drive or delete it
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Posted 07 September 2006 - 01:57 PM
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did you use this flash to play a game if you did what game was it
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Posted 07 September 2006 - 02:28 PM
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What disk clean up program do you use? - nothing I tried found anything. Tried using Unlocker -It would move the file but a copy remained on the drive even after a reboot.
rushinlnd - no games
What disk clean up program do you use? - nothing I tried found anything. Tried using Unlocker -It would move the file but a copy remained on the drive even after a reboot.
rushinlnd - no games
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Posted 07 September 2006 - 03:11 PM
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do you know where or how it was used for
when you right click it try to rename the file it then use unlocker
then reboot
for disc clean up....
go to your tools..internet options.. delete cookies ..then delete files ..including offline put check mark in box
then reboot
or go to all programs and you find disc cleanup in accesseries
make sure all boxes are checked
then click ok
then reboot
when you right click it try to rename the file it then use unlocker
then reboot
for disc clean up....
go to your tools..internet options.. delete cookies ..then delete files ..including offline put check mark in box
then reboot
or go to all programs and you find disc cleanup in accesseries
make sure all boxes are checked
then click ok
then reboot
Edited by rushin1nd, 07 September 2006 - 03:13 PM.
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Posted 08 September 2006 - 06:58 AM
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It was my C: drive so Flash was installed to run internet flash vid
Tried what you gave me - no success
I am going to move to the third option - after 2 weeks of fighting this - buy a new drive and use this one as a slave.
I am also going to watch out for Macromedia Flash - that is one tough program to delete.
Thanks for your help
It was my C: drive so Flash was installed to run internet flash vid
Tried what you gave me - no success
I am going to move to the third option - after 2 weeks of fighting this - buy a new drive and use this one as a slave.
I am also going to watch out for Macromedia Flash - that is one tough program to delete.
Thanks for your help
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Posted 08 September 2006 - 07:07 AM
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One is difficulty in deleting or uninstalling Flash Player for Windows IE. The quick solution is to run the uninstaller, which is found here:
http://www.adobe.com...cfm?id=tn_14157
The uninstaller both unlocks and deletes the Flash Player. (The Flash Player is locked upon install to prevent a malicious web site from tricking people into installing spyware or malware that masquerades as the Flash Player.)
Alternately. you can run %windir%\systems32\macromed\flash\UninstFL.exe at Birdz advised. This uninstaller requires no special download and should already be on your system.
The second problem that is being discussed here are Flash Player crashes. The most valuable piece of information you can provide is the URL where the crash occurred. Its also essential to provide the version number of the Flash Player you're using and your confirguration (operating system and browser version). You get bonus points for returning to the URL and letting us know if the crash occurred a second time. With this information, we can track down the root cause and resolve it.
http://www.adobe.com...cfm?id=tn_14157
The uninstaller both unlocks and deletes the Flash Player. (The Flash Player is locked upon install to prevent a malicious web site from tricking people into installing spyware or malware that masquerades as the Flash Player.)
Alternately. you can run %windir%\systems32\macromed\flash\UninstFL.exe at Birdz advised. This uninstaller requires no special download and should already be on your system.
The second problem that is being discussed here are Flash Player crashes. The most valuable piece of information you can provide is the URL where the crash occurred. Its also essential to provide the version number of the Flash Player you're using and your confirguration (operating system and browser version). You get bonus points for returning to the URL and letting us know if the crash occurred a second time. With this information, we can track down the root cause and resolve it.
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Posted 08 September 2006 - 07:09 AM
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First reboot the machine and make sure there are no Flash applications active.
You can obtain msizap.exe from Microsoft, and Uninstfl.exe from Adobe, sorry not to
specify their download locations, but if you search the site you should be able to find the
pertinent information. Next, follow the following steps:
1. run the uninstall command:
%windir%\system32\msiexec.exe /X{BB65C393-C76E-4F06-9B0C-2124AA8AF97B} /qb-
2. run msizap:
msizap.exe T {BB65C393-C76E-4F06-9B0C-2124AA8AF97B}
3. run uninstlfl.exe twice using the following switches:
uninstfl.exe -q -u flash9.ocx
uninstfl.exe -q flash9.ocx
4. If %windir%\system32\macromed\flash\flash.ocx still exist, delete it manually
You can obtain msizap.exe from Microsoft, and Uninstfl.exe from Adobe, sorry not to
specify their download locations, but if you search the site you should be able to find the
pertinent information. Next, follow the following steps:
1. run the uninstall command:
%windir%\system32\msiexec.exe /X{BB65C393-C76E-4F06-9B0C-2124AA8AF97B} /qb-
2. run msizap:
msizap.exe T {BB65C393-C76E-4F06-9B0C-2124AA8AF97B}
3. run uninstlfl.exe twice using the following switches:
uninstfl.exe -q -u flash9.ocx
uninstfl.exe -q flash9.ocx
4. If %windir%\system32\macromed\flash\flash.ocx still exist, delete it manually
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