SpyderConvert
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For the past several days, I have not been able to view any of the videos included in posts. All I see is a black box! Please help!!!!!
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Bob Denman
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I had the exact same problem... nojoke
I had been using Windows 7, and Internet Explorer 11
(Is that what you use?)
I switched to Firefox yesterday, and the videos are new viewable.
I had been using Windows 7, and Internet Explorer 11
(Is that what you use?)
I switched to Firefox yesterday, and the videos are new viewable.
finless
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Had the same problem. An IE 11 update caused it.
Do this.
You can also get rid of this problem by re-registering the “flash.ocx” file in the systen32 folder. To do this, follow these steps:
• Step 1. Open the Administrative Command Prompt and enter the command: regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\macromed\flash\flash.ocx then hit the Enter key.
• Step 2. This command re-registers the flash.ocx file. You will receive a confirmation box of which you are supposed to click OK.
• Step 3. Restart the device and open your browser to confirm whether the problem has been resolved.
Bob
Do this.
You can also get rid of this problem by re-registering the “flash.ocx” file in the systen32 folder. To do this, follow these steps:
• Step 1. Open the Administrative Command Prompt and enter the command: regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\macromed\flash\flash.ocx then hit the Enter key.
• Step 2. This command re-registers the flash.ocx file. You will receive a confirmation box of which you are supposed to click OK.
• Step 3. Restart the device and open your browser to confirm whether the problem has been resolved.
Bob
Highwayman2013
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Bob Denman
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His reaction to it was fantastic! :clap: :roflblack:
SpyderConvert
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I'm using a Dell desktop running Windows 7 Pro and use Internet Explorer. I had been able to view the videos before, this is a recent development.
I'm using a Dell desktop running Windows 7 Pro and use Internet Explorer. I had been able to view the videos before, this is a recent development.
Bob Denman
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In that case, you can either go to Firefox, or follow Finless' insturctions on how to fix IE11.
Good luck! :thumbup:
Good luck! :thumbup:
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