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Quick Flash Fix - Program Test
I can't really test this how I want due to various reasons, so I need people that don't have flash or those that are able to remove flash and its registries themselves to test this and report back. The reason for this is to remove the need for the user to download a third-party program from another site as well as make it a simple install instead of half manual as it is now in the old post.

Quick Flash Fix - Program test

Click, install, done.

In need of testers, this is the open test, I request that you comment below on whether or not it worked for you. This will help me fix and or improve it. 3 False flags at the moment. I will work on getting them cleared.
Thank you. I DO NOT BELIEVE I GOT THIS FIRST TRY BUT LET ME KNOW BELOW! <-- I DIDN'T LOL

EDIT: FIXED I THINK
Scans:
VirusTotal|Jotti
flash_fix_proper_mpgh.net.zip9.9 MB · 874 downloads 2/64 malicious
//approved
Quote Originally Posted by Ascent77 View Post
Are you running windows 64? Did you ensure the file was in the location it gave you?
Sorry just need this information to help you better. Thanks for giving it a try!
Quote Originally Posted by IfOnlyYouKnew View Post
Are you running windows 64? Did you ensure the file was in the location it gave you?
Sorry just need this information to help you better. Thanks for giving it a try!
Yeah, i also replaced the "flash.ocx" out from the .exe manually into SysWOW64/Macromed directory but still like that
Quote Originally Posted by Ascent77 View Post
Yeah, i also replaced the "flash.ocx" out from the .exe manually into SysWOW64/Macromed directory but still like that
Try registering the Flash.ocx in the SysWoW64 location using this https://www.chestysoft.com/dllregsvr/default.asp
and let me know I may be lacking some needed steps in my program.
Quote Originally Posted by IfOnlyYouKnew View Post
Try registering the Flash.ocx in the SysWoW64 location using this https://www.chestysoft.com/dllregsvr/default.asp
and let me know I may be lacking some needed steps in my program.
https://postimg.cc/bS8tkFN0

hmm turns out theres no "flash.ocx" in the "flash fix.exe" folder when i open it.. so i entered SysWOW64/macromed flash.ocx intead but failed. Or i did the wrong instruction somewhere?
Quote Originally Posted by Ascent77 View Post
https://postimg.cc/bS8tkFN0

hmm turns out theres no "flash.ocx" in the "flash fix.exe" folder when i open it.. so i entered SysWOW64/macromed flash.ocx intead but failed. Or i did the wrong instruction somewhere?
Use the dllregsvr not the dllregsvr64.
Worked on me... Thanks a lot!!!
Quote Originally Posted by ogzndmx View Post
Worked on me... Thanks a lot!!!
Like the program I built or using the dllregsvr? sorry just curious, thanks for the response.
Both of them, regsvr was necessary but you simplified it with one click XD Nice job.
Woah
I Really Didn't think this would work Thanks i was struggling to get Archive Flash Players to work again, this fixed it

did hesitate using it but it was last resort

Uninstalled all my Flashes to try this, and i can Say it worked Perfectly Grimoire works again after this
Hey surprisingly works easily?
I was skeptical when it was asking to change registries and shid but grimoire retro wasn't working for me earlier, saying I needed a flash fix, but after an hour of unsuccessful searching I found this instead and now grimoire works fine
Glad to hear it, took me a bit to figure out how to make it simple for everyone
Reg change is needed I don't like it either lol but no worries I coded those entries, just flash references for the ocx.
I also am responsible for RE being up and running. Granted I give Credits to Noobfloob as he motivated me to try and fix 3.8 when he fixed 3.6. I managed to retrofit some code and add some new things, which resulted in a working version!
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