But the have hidden settings to work around it. It's a relatively low-volume crash, but it looks like systems that do hit it, hit it consistently. From my cursory Google search, it looks like it's typically distributed on ASUS machines. It's crashing in the audio driver (ssaudioosd.dll). They changed the Flash Plugin/Flash for security reasons. In this instance, it's not crashing in Flash Player. Chrome, to compete with Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox. I use Edge, and it did fix my Flash problems I have been having since the new Windows Update. Microsoft sought to repair both the technical and public-relations damage. The link was not just for Firefox, It is for Hidden configuration pages offer additional settings for Edge, Chrome, Firefox browsers Please let us know if this resolves your issue, so that we can all learn. See here:Īdobe Flash plugin has crashed - Prevent it from happening again Download and save the current version of Adobe Flash Player for Firefox (22.0.0.209) from here or hereĪlso, you might try disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox.Right-click the Flash Player uninstaller and "Run As Administrator".Download and save the Flash Player uninstaller from here: Uninstall Flash Player for Windows.Have you tried reinstalling Adobe Flash Player? I think the OP is using Firefox, not Edge?īut perhaps there's something at that link that might frozensun:
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