Do I Have Adobe Flash Player Installed
DO not install Flash from anyplace but here (bookmark this page in your browser)
Be sure to download the latest version of Adobe Flash Player to remove all these possible threats to security. How to Install/Update Flash player Follow this link we have provided for you to.
There are a lot of 'tricks' out there that try to get you to install Flash (or other plugins) and it's a trojan, or bad software that looks like it's ok to install.
This online check will assist to make sure your browser plug-ins are up to date, unfortuntly it's on Mozilla's site, but it works for all browsers
Free psp emulator for android.
It's ok to install Silverlight if you need it, it's used for Netflix (bookmarkt this page in your browser)
Simcity origin activation code free.
Outside of that, Perian, Flip4Mac and VLC are pretty safe if you need to install them.
Please backup your personal data
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Upon device launch, the Microsoft Surface tablet's Internet Explorer 10 browser was equipped to support Flash playback on only a small handful of approved websites. According to Microsoft, this limitation was due to performance and battery life issues caused by Flash-enabled sites that were incompatible with the Windows touch-screen technology. A March 2013 system update reversed the restriction -- and full Flash functionality is now available with the Internet Explorer 11 browser available on all Surface tablets.
Some Limitations
From time to time, you may come across a website that still presents Flash limitations. For example, a drop-down menu may fail to pop up or a Flash-enabled game may require you to install incompatible plugins. While some sites simply won't work properly on a mobile device, the limitation may simply be the result of a missing update that failed to install on the Surface.
Checking for Updates
When updates become available, they're typically installed automatically, but you can manually check for updates as well. Swipe in from the right edge of the screen and select 'Settings.' Tap 'Change PC Settings,' 'Update and Recovery,' and then tap 'Windows Update.' Choose 'Check Now' and wait a few moments for the device to communicate with Microsoft's servers. If an update is available, tap 'View Details' and follow the prompts for installation.
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About the Author
Based in Tampa, Fla., Danielle Fernandez been writing, editing and illustrating all things technology, lifestyle and education since 1999. Her work has appeared in the Tampa Tribune, Working Mother magazine, and a variety of technical publications, including BICSI's 'Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual.' Fernandez holds a bachelor's degree in English from the University of South Florida.
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