That’s why you have different entries for Flash player in Chrome plugin list. If you have installed Flash Player using Mozilla Firefox or Safari, Google Chrome displays it in the plug-in list as well. Why do I have different Flash players, flash player versions, some of the flash players even in the same version for Chrome?įlash Player is integrated with Google Chrome as Pepper plug-in. Goole Chrome automatically update the Flash player so do not bother to download or install Flash player for Chrome. If you ever open up the Chrome plugin setting, you may see multiple entries for Flash Player? Why do you have multiple Flash player plugins for Chrome? Do not be fooled. We recommend two Flash Player alternatives which you can play Flash SWF files on PC and Mac here. Also Google will remove Flash completely from Chrome toward the end of 2020. I am unable to test this myself as our environment is unable to replicate the Chrome flash update issue.Update: As announced in July 2017, Adobe will stop distributing and updating Flash Player after December 31, 2020. Please try this and let me know if that works. You can install it separately or if you want you can even make it a deployment that installs alongside chrome. We have a package for this titled "Adobe Flash for PPAPI".
You can find that setting in the picture bellow.Īfter that's done I want to see if manually updating Pepper Flash (PPAPI) will fix this issue. The first thing i would do is disable component updates through a GPO, to stop chrome from trying to auto update flash and overwriting anything we try next. Let's see if we can get you up and running without touching those user files. Hopefully Google will release a fix soon for this, but until then there is something i want you to try if you're able to.
However, i do want to figure this issue out with you. I was reading about the issue you've been having.īecause this issue is only affecting a small subset of Chrome users and because the fix requires touching user files, we would prefer not to make a step in our package that deletes those user files for anyone that installs the package.
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