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I dunno, I really am lost with all this. If this is a new idea from someone
is there a way to get around it or some other loop hole i could use to get
past this problem?
Tim
In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Matthew Gerber writes:
> Ah! Good thought Ray.
>
> But does the same apply to browser plug-ins also? If so, you are correct
> that there is something in Tim's registry (or elsewhere?) that says he has
> Flash, even if the bulk of the program is deleted. Tim? Is that any help?
>
> Matt
>
> In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Ray Kremer writes:
> > With Windows it's a bad idea to just delete stuff because all the crap it had
> > put in the registry is still there and Windows gets confused about it. Most
> > programs have an uninstall routine that can be accessed in it's Start Menu
> > folder or the Add/Remove Programs section of Control Panel.
> >
> > In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Matthew Gerber writes:
> > > OK...here goes...(Mac user here, if I screw up the Windows lingo, forgive • me)...
> > >
> > > -Right click on your hard drive (if it's on the desktop, if not, navigate to
> > > it from your Start menu) and choose Explore.
> > > -In the hirearchy tree, find the folder for your browser (Internet Explorer
> > > or Netscape Navigator probably) and click on it.
> > > -In the open browser folder, find the Plug-Ins folder, click on it.
> > > -Locate the plug-in for Flash. Right click on it and choose Delete.
> > > -Now open your browser and conect to the Internet. Go to www.macromedia.com,
> > > and go to the Downloads area. Install the Flash plug-in again.
> > >
> > > When you are done, the game should work again. Because this happened to me
> > > often, I just kept the Flash Installer on my desktop and used it to
> > > instigate the re-install each time I wanted it.
> > >
> > > Hope that helps. Anyone else should feel free to chime in and correct any
> > > mistakes I have made for the Windows system.
> > >
> > > Matt
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