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My anti-virus software always targets flash player whenever I do a complete scan of the computer. It lists it as “Highly Vulnerable” software.

There are ways that a malicious user can access your computer through the flash player and apparently there are no fixes as yet. I just click “ignore” when it comes up.

I use Kaspersky Internet Protection. So I know it’s not just the anti-virus because this is one of the strongest on the market.

Never heard of it happening. Adobe Flash Player and Macromedia Flash Player are one and the same, Adobe bought it from Macromedia. If you’ve got two different versions (e.g. one old and one newer) that might be a problem.

You can check your Flash Player here:

If Flash isn’t working, or if you don’t have the latest secure version, 10,0,22,87 uninstall it using the official Flash uninstaller

Re-boot pc, then download the latest version from Adobe and re-install

Test as above

Depends on the AV and what you are trying to load.

If you are on a website and you are getting it then it usually means the site uses Active X and they are trying to implement a virus.

If its one you downloaded it might have a virus

If you 100% sure it does not that go into the options of the AV and make sure you let it allow flash products.

AV=Anti Virus(Just encase )

Virus scan software generally don’t have any problem with flash player but if you install the bundle that comes with integrated firewall and such, then there is a chance that it will block it from updating the flash player and have trouble playing flash files.