Need update for flashplayer on a imac G5 10.5.8

update windows
or install other browser

Perform factory reset.

This sounds like a problem with your internet connection. Try playing the video at a lower quality or pausing the video to allow it to buffer.

Try updating to the latest version of flash player. http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ Also, clear your browsing data, like cookies, cache, etc. and then restart your computer. That should fix your problem.

Hello, Arghumro -

To get Adobe Flashplayer (free), go to the Adobe home page:
http://www.adobe.com

Scroll down that page to the bottom. You should see the link to Adobe Flashplayer

Choose that, download it, and save it (temporarily) to your Downloads folder. Note: When you see a pop-up window with choices for your Adobe Flashplayer updates, choose the middle one - check for updates but you download and install them.

Once Flashplayer is downloaded. Check your Computer (Operating System) C drive. Open it and make sure you have a folder named Program Files or something like that. In the Program Files (open it), make sure you have a folder for Adobe [programs.] Open the Adobe [programs] folder and make sure you have a folder for Flashplayer.

Then, go to the Downloads folder and look for the Flashplayer download icon. Highlight that icon with a click or tap and choose to Cut it. Then move to your C drive, Computer, open it, open Program Files, open Adobe, open Flashplayer, and past the Flashplayer download there. You may see a window asking for approval to replace the old Flashplayer file with a new one. Yes - choose the replacement action.

Then, double click or tap on the new Flashplayer option so that the software update can be installed. This may seem like "forever," but it will probably be only a few minutes. A window will pop up displaying the installation process.

If all this seems confusing to you, you probably have a relative, neighbor, or good friend who is familiar with it all. Ask that person for one-on-one, in person direction.

Best wishes.

Unfortunately you do not give the error message - This feature relies on Internet Explorer ( Even if you have another browser set as default) and IE Flashplayer to function
Update IE
Update IE Flashplayer
Use a software Updater to keep check on your updates
http://www.filehippo.com/updatechecker/

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