my dragon versus adobe

Like many others I have been unable to persuade adobe to function.My
message begins "an invalid plug in has been detected...".I got my
dragon to chase away all plugins I could find - invalid or not - but
still receive the message.Going back to an earlier version will
temporarily deal with the problem but stores up issues that will cause
even greater problems.This is becoming a sysyphian task but I am sure
some clever person out there will crack it.Take my dragon for a walk.

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...4157&sliceId=2

Uninstall Flash, then reinstall.
--
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"hewhowalksalonewithmyfriendthedragon" wrote:

> Like many others I have been unable to persuade adobe to function.My
> message begins "an invalid plug in has been detected...".I got my
> dragon to chase away all plugins I could find - invalid or not - but
> still receive the message.Going back to an earlier version will
> temporarily deal with the problem but stores up issues that will cause
> even greater problems.This is becoming a sysyphian task but I am sure
> some clever person out there will crack it.Take my dragon for a walk.
>