At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

At 3/12/21 07:24 AM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

Don't worry about this anymore, @Sonucais already made a program called flash forwarder, check @Sonucais profile to know how to use it!

At 3/12/21 07:56 AM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/12/21 07:24 AM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

Don't worry about this anymore, @Sonucais already made a program called flash forwarder, check @Sonucais profile to know how to use it!

Yeah, but that won't work with NG's API or something so the game medals won't work. Same issue with the builtin Ruffle Player on NG.

At 3/12/21 07:56 AM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/12/21 07:24 AM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

Don't worry about this anymore, @Sonucais already made a program called flash forwarder, check @Sonucais profile to know how to use it!

Yeah, but that won't work with NG's API or something so the game medals won't work. Same issue with the builtin Ruffle Player on NG.

At 3/12/21 03:34 PM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/12/21 07:56 AM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/12/21 07:24 AM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

Don't worry about this anymore, @Sonucais already made a program called flash forwarder, check @Sonucais profile to know how to use it!

Yeah, but that won't work with NG's API or something so the game medals won't work. Same issue with the builtin Ruffle Player on NG.

Then what we can do? I don't care about the medals anyways.

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

At 3/14/21 06:32 PM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

I found the folder, press the thing that I have to click, and this happens:

At 1/11/21 01:18 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 1/11/21 12:13 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 1/11/21 12:12 PM, pvtjamesallen701 wrote:I've been using the player for about a week now but when I opened it today this showed up, I've enabled flash, reinstalled it twice, but the problem still persists.

Anyone know a fix?

#metoo.looks like Adobe's killswitch also killed the NG player which depended on Adobe AIR to work.

My bad. It's not AIR's fault. Looks like NG Player makes use of the ActiveX Flash Player. Which seems to be dead. I uninstalled it and tried to install an older version and the windows just coughed up an Error 1722. When i tried to run NG player again, and it prompted to install version 32(latest) of AX Flash player, it also coughs up the same error.

At 3/15/21 08:13 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/14/21 06:32 PM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

I found the folder, press the thing that I have to click, and this happens:

Never had that happen when after i uninstalled ActiveX Flash Player, even when I didn't use the Flash Uninstaller program. Maybe your version of IE has Flash Player 32 intergrated into it, but AFAIK there's no such IE version that does that. Or MAYBE there's another instance of the plugin installed in other user accounts on your Windows OS, and it's detecting that. You could try to uninstall IE too.

At 3/15/21 08:13 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/14/21 06:32 PM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

I found the folder, press the thing that I have to click, and this happens:

Never had that happen when after i uninstalled ActiveX Flash Player, even when I didn't use the Flash Uninstaller program. Maybe your version of IE has Flash Player 32 intergrated into it, but AFAIK there's no such IE version that does that. Or MAYBE there's another instance of the plugin installed in other user accounts on your Windows OS, and it's detecting that. You could try to uninstall IE too.

At 3/18/21 02:01 PM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/15/21 08:13 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/14/21 06:32 PM, homeropetardo wrote:

At 3/11/21 09:31 PM, DamnWei wrote:

At 3/11/21 05:22 PM, homeropetardo wrote:I'm using windows and the latest update of NG player, when it say that I have to install it and I say yes, nothing happens, maybe is beacuse of the dead of flash support, I fully uninstalled flash, after I did that, I installed NG player and when I try to start a flash game, it say that I have to install the plugin, I press yes and nothing happens, and where do I find the NG player folder?

Should be somewhere in the "Program Files" or "Program File(x86)" folder. Should look like image below.

And it should be impossible for "dead of support"(whatever that means) to block any installation file, if the modifications for removing window's blocking of Flash is in place, which should have been installed when the NG Player is installed.

If for whatever reason you can't find the ActiveX Flash Player plugin in the NG Player directory. Download an old one from archive dot org. Version 29 or below to be safe.(Like the ones I linked in an earlier post) Though if you google it, you should be able to find various places that uploaded fixed versions of Flash Player plugins that don't have any killswitch. Remember to "unblock" that installation file before running them, and make sure you actually installed the ActiveX version which NG Player uses.

I found the folder, press the thing that I have to click, and this happens:

Never had that happen when after i uninstalled ActiveX Flash Player, even when I didn't use the Flash Uninstaller program. Maybe your version of IE has Flash Player 32 intergrated into it, but AFAIK there's no such IE version that does that. Or MAYBE there's another instance of the plugin installed in other user accounts on your Windows OS, and it's detecting that. You could try to uninstall IE too.

The IE? Anyways. this error happened with a lot of people.

At 1/11/21 03:01 PM, TomFulp wrote:

At 1/11/21 12:12 PM, pvtjamesallen701 wrote:I've been using the player for about a week now but when I opened it today this showed up, I've enabled flash, reinstalled it twice, but the problem still persists.

Anyone know a fix?

CC @DamnWei

Try downloading the current version of NG Player and doing a fresh install. Let me know if it's still not working afterwards. Older versions would have had the killswitch, if that is what is happening now.

Also if Windows prompts you to uninstall Flash, be sure to click No. The player needs the Flash runtime to be installed.

At 3/29/21 05:48 AM, Maximilian2 wrote:

At 3/28/21 06:36 PM, TheFlair8 wrote:There is one solution it's kind of convoluted though. Ya need to set your clock back to before Flash was killed on your computer manually, it worked for me.

what? i can't understand this

At 3/29/21 10:38 PM, TheFlair8 wrote:

At 3/29/21 05:48 AM, Maximilian2 wrote:

At 3/28/21 06:36 PM, TheFlair8 wrote:There is one solution it's kind of convoluted though. Ya need to set your clock back to before Flash was killed on your computer manually, it worked for me.

what? i can't understand this

Like set the clock on your computer back to before January 11th.