John DeCarlo wrote:
I advise going to http://secunia.com/software_inspector and run the
software version scan.
Have it do the extra scan against your whole computer, not just the
usual locations.
I had it find five or six flash plugins on different places on my
computer. It will tell you the exact file that is the problem and
where it is located.
It is also a good tool to use to find out what other software needs to
be updated because of security vulnerabilities. Most tech people I
know of recommend it, and I have heard of no problems from using it.
Thankyou, I got the Flash Player problem straightened out and, will
upgrade the suggested programs.
Christopher
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