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I have disabled the Adobe flash player, and am now getting the attached pop up. Now I understand WHY it is popping up. What I am seeking is, is there a way that I can disable this pop up from even occurring?

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What version of Windows & IE?

Joe

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Windows 7 and IE 11.

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I think your only alternative is to uninstall Flash.

Joe

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I think your only alternative is to uninstall Flash. Joe

Wouldn’t some pages make a call for it anyway? How about simply hitting the tiny red X in that bar’s far right side — and go on with the BidNis [Louisiana-style] at hand?

"Take care of thy backups and thy restores shall take care of thee." Ben Franklin, revisted

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I think your only alternative is to uninstall Flash.

Joe

Doesn’t help. I have Flash uninstalled in my concurrent thread on the same topic Yellow-Information-Bar-at-bottom-of-screen-delete-disable, and still got many ‘install Flash’ requests.

fbob, check my post of Jan 6th in that thread, should help if you haven’t done the action there.

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Ok thanks. I pretty well figured I was stuck with it.

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Go to Control Panel>Flash Player>Storage and select Block all sites from storing information on this computer. That should stop any feedback and stop the message being triggered.

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I have gone to Control Panel> and I don’t see a Flash Player”.
Is there a switch missing from your path,{Control Panel>Flash Player>Storage}?

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I have disabled the Adobe flash player, and am now getting the attached pop up. Now I understand WHY it is popping up. What I am seeking is, is there a way that I can disable this pop up from even occurring?

Be very careful. Watch this video? Thanks Chuckhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFqh9g1Olx8

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Are you using IE11?

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Are you using IE11?

I am. And I do not see the path you mention either.

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You can make those same settings via the Flash Player Global Storage Panel here:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager03.html#117498

Jerry

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You should be in Control PanelAll Control Panel Items or if in category view its at Control PanelSystem and Security

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Use this article to see if you have Flash Player installed and up to date http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player.html

It’s quite possible if you have it installed, that you don’t have the Shockwave plug-in enabled in your browser which the article will also help you with.

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Flash is, already, in IE11, adding it is not needed or required.

The embedded Flash is not listed in Programs & Features; it is part of the browser.

Only on Windows 8/10, not Windows 7 which this thread is about:

Important

The preinstalled version of Adobe Flash isn’t supported on Internet Explorer 11 running on either Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008 R2 with SP1.
However, you can still download and install the separate Adobe Flash plug-in.

Internet Explorer 11 – FAQ for IT Pros

When that ‘pop up’ shows can ignore it & close it (‘x’) or look @ the choices in the Allow button… could be a ‘never’ option or some such so it does not appear, again.

There isn’t; only Allow for all websites.

Bruce

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