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More and more data suggests that the problem is isolated to users that have the most recent version of Flash Player 9 installed (version 124). This was released in April and explains why this error suddenly cropped up in late April / early May. Below are the steps to rollback to version 115.

MAC OS X USERS

1. uninstall your existing Flash player by downloading and running Adobe’s official Flash uninstaller
2. install version 115 based on if you use a PowerPC- or Intel-based Mac

- PowerPC users (e.g., iBook, Powerbook, or pre-2007 iMac or PowerMac): download and run Adobe’s official Flash Player 9 v115 installer hosted our server

- Intel users (e.g., MacBook, MacBook Pro, or post-2007 iMac or PowerMac): download and run Adobe’s official Flash Player 9 v115 installer hosted our server


3. run Adobe’s official version check to make sure you have v115 installed

WINDOWS XP USERS
please note that the process for PCs is a bit more involved, so if you are not comfortable with computers please find a friend to do this for you!!!!

1. uninstall your existing Flash player by downloading and running Adobe’s official Flash uninstaller
2. [this is the slightly scary part] select Start > Run > regedit, then delete the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Macromedia \ Flashplayer \ SafeVersions \ 9.0
3. install version 115 based on which browser you use - Internet Explorer or Firefox (or you can install both)

- Internet Explorer users: download and run Adobe’s official Flash Player 9 v115 installer hosted our server

- Firefox users (or any other Mozilla/Netscape based browser): download and run Adobe’s official Flash Player 9 v115 installer hosted our server


4. run Adobe’s official version check to make sure you have v115 installed

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