How to Enable Flash Player in Internet Explorer 9 ?

One of the more common issues users run into with Flash Player and Internet Explorer is making sure that the Flash Player plug-in is actually enabled. This post will describe the simple process required to check if Flash Player is disabled, and if so, how to properly enable it.

First, navigate to the Adobe Flash Player About page: http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/


In the screen shot below, you'll notice a white box with a red X that I've highlighted with a yellow outline. If your screen looks similar, then your browser was unable to load the Flash Player plug-in.

Next we'll check to see if the plug-in is both installed and enabled. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner of the browser window and select "Manage add-ons" from the menu.

The Manage Add-ons dialog will appear. Verify that "Toolbars and Extensions" is selected in the left hand pane and then locate the "Shockwave Flash Object" entry on the right. I've selected this entry in the screenshot below.


Once found, check the status. It will be either "Enabled" or "Disabled". If "Disabled", select the row and click the Enable button which I've highlighted in the lower right corner of the dialog. Once enabled, click the Close button to dismiss the dialog.

• If the plug-in was already enabled, you might be encountering a problem with ActiveX Filtering. Please see this post for further details.
•  If you are unable to find the Shockwave Flash Object, please try reinstalling Flash Player from this page.
• If you are using the 64-bit version of Internet Explorer, please note that you'll need to install the 64-bit version of Flash Player. You can check your version of Internet Explorer by clicking the gear icon and selecting "About Internet Explorer" from the menu.

Finally, refresh the page (press the F5 key) and you should be presented with a page that looks similar to the

following screenshot. You'll notice that the white box highlighted before now contains version information for the currently installed Flash Player. Congratulations, Flash Player is now properly configured.

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How to Fix Internet Explorer Crashes - Technical Help By Live Technician.com

Sometimes, the Internet Explorer keeps on crashing. There are several reasons behind
this but the most common reason is the add-ons which are installed in Internet
Explorer.
How to Find Out the Installed Add-ons:

Internet Explorer 7 includes an add-on manager which can be accessed from Internet
Explorer Tools Menu –> Manage Add-Ons –> Enable or Disable Add-Ons.

Internet Explorer 6 or less has this option in Tools –> Internet Options –> Programs –>
Manage Add-Ons..


Here you will see all the Add-Ons which are installed in Internet Explorer. The most
common reason of Internet Explorer crash is that some application has probably
installed an add-on for Internet Explorer and it’s not working properly.

How to Fix Crashes:

When Internet Explorer is constantly crashing, go to Control Panel –> Internet Options
–> Programs –> Manage Add-Ons.

See in your Crash error report that will be displayed after the crash, which module has

created the crash. If you can’t find it, just try disabling the enabled add-ons one by one

and see if your Internet Explorer start working again or not. Keep on doing this until

you get the module which was creating troubles. Disable it and enable all others.

Or

If above method is not working then you can try to reset your Internet Explorer in order to solve this
issue.

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