Disk corruption can sometimes be an early hint that a hard disk is failing, so if you have critical data and haven't made backups in a while, now is a good time to do that, before you give the disk a good workout.Ĭheck your hard disk for errors - Windows 7: If that's the case, try running the disk repair utility. My guess is that you'll still see it in Firefox. You can validate this by uninstalling Flash Player.
More than likely, those files are corrupted on your disk and can't be overwritten. I hope I gave enough details for someone to be able to help me figure out what's wrong. Aside from attempting to update it numerous times, the only other thing I have done is run the uninstaller which also shows that it has completed successfully but when I launch Firefox, it still shows ver. I do not have any antivirus software running or any other software that may prevent Flash from updating.Īs I stated above, Flash Player thinks it has updated successfully and gives no errors to the contrary.
I am running Windows 7 Ultimate which is current on updates. I then restart the browser only to find nothing has changed. I go through the process of updating it and every step completes ending with a final step which says the program was successfully updated. Firefox has blocked it, obviously, because it is out of date. It also shows that it was last updated March 7, 2016. When I check the version of Flash Player it shows Shockwave Flash v.
I have attempted to update Flash Player numerous times without success.
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