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Chrome Flash Not Working – Here’s How To Fix It

If you’re experiencing difficulty with Adobe Flash not working in Google Chrome, there are a handful of issues that cause this problem.

Adobe announced that it plans to stop support for Flash in 2020 as there aren’t as many users of the tool today, but you can still get it as a Chrome plugin until then.

Among the reasons for Flash not working in Chrome are settings in your browser, for example if Flash has been disabled, which means it won’t work on any website.

If Flash isn’t working on any website, even if you enabled it previously on a site you visited, the settings will be reset each time you close Chrome. you have to manually change settings each time you need to enable Flash on trusted sites that require Flash to work.

Flash errors also appear in Chrome if the plugin is corrupted or outdated. If you haven’t updated Chrome, it can also cause errors.

Fix Flash Not Working in Chrome

To do this, you need to enable Flash in Google Chrome via settings so that the plugin will be available for you to use. Use the steps below:

Flash Not Working on Trusted Sites

To do this:

Flash will be enabled once the page refreshes and reloads.

Fix Flash Errors in Chrome

If you get error messages like those we listed above, you may need to update the plugin or reinstall it, or even update Chrome altogether.

If Flash won’t work even after the update, re-install it from Adobe’s website. If you get an error saying the plugin has crashed or the Flash icon is on your address bar, force close it and reload it.

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