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Installing Adobe shockwave player
On Vista with Firefox.
It crashed so I uninstalled it and downloaded it again from Adobe.
This publisher has been blocked from running software on your machine.
Name : c:\\.........\shockwave installer.exe
Publisher: Adobe systems incorporated.
How do you get round this?
I've googled it so know I'm not the only one with this problem but there doesn't appear to be any answers.
I'm seriously pulling my hair out, It all worked fine up untill today.
It crashed so I uninstalled it and downloaded it again from Adobe.
This publisher has been blocked from running software on your machine.
Name : c:\\.........\shockwave installer.exe
Publisher: Adobe systems incorporated.
How do you get round this?
I've googled it so know I'm not the only one with this problem but there doesn't appear to be any answers.
I'm seriously pulling my hair out, It all worked fine up untill today.
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Now resolved:
I have just successfully installed version 11.5.1.601 from Cnet.com without any problems.
Shockwave player 11.5.8.612 has apparently had its digital certificate revoked by Verisign class3 code signing?
If that is the case, one has to ask why?
Does this happen often?
(Ed, I will log back in as 12thpaladin once I find the password)
I have just successfully installed version 11.5.1.601 from Cnet.com without any problems.
Shockwave player 11.5.8.612 has apparently had its digital certificate revoked by Verisign class3 code signing?
If that is the case, one has to ask why?
Does this happen often?
(Ed, I will log back in as 12thpaladin once I find the password)
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