Note:
In Mozilla Firefox, Flash Protected Mode could be causing Flash performance problems in Firefox, such as persistent hangs or plugin crashes. This is especial. To uninstall normal Shockwave executable files, locate the uninstallers at the following location: 64-bit machine. C:WindowsSysWOW64AdobeShockwave 12.
Effective April 9, 2019, Adobe Shockwave will be discontinued and the Shockwave player for Windows will no longer be available for download. Companies with existing Enterprise licenses for Adobe Shockwave will continue to receive support until the end of their current contracts. Adobe continues to offer a rich set of content creation tools through Creative Cloud, including Adobe Animate CC for authoring interactive content for multiple platforms, such HTML5 Canvas, WebGL, Flash/Adobe AIR, and others.
For more information, please see the FAQ.
1. Check if Shockwave Player is installed on your computer
2. Download the latest version of Shockwave Player
If you don't have the latest version, download it here: Adobe Shockwave Player download
3. Install Shockwave Player
After you download Shockwave Player, follow the installation instructions that appear on the download page.
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Note:
(Windows 8 only) Ensure that you run the browser in Desktop mode to install and enable Shockwave Player.
For more information on the latest update to Adobe Shockwave Player, see Release Notes | Shockwave Player 12.
4. Enable Shockwave Player in your browser
For Internet Explorer, see Enabling Shockwave Player | Internet Explorer.
For FireFox on any OS, see Enabling Shockwave Player | Firefox.
5. Verify if Shockwave Player is installed
If you see clouds moving in the animation below, congratulations, you have successfully installed Shockwave Player!
If you don't see the animation after completing all the steps, refresh this page using the icon below. For Windows 8, ensure that you view this page in Desktop mode to see the animation.
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Shockwave Flash was causing my browser 40.0.3 to start videos I did not want to play, I added an add-on to block Shockwave Flash; however, this became very cumbersome to enable and disable when i go to sites that required Flash like a greeting card site. I found another add-on called 'Video without Flash', it told me to remove 'shockwave Flash' I did, now I can not get any video on the greeting card site. Is the problem that I removed Shockwave Flash or something else, I have the latest Flash Player from Adobe.
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