I want to install flash player on a computer which doesn't have proper internet access (don't ask why, long story). Can I find the complete, full, standalone "offline" installer anywhere on adobe.com ?

I went in search of a standalone or offline installer of the latest Adobe Flash and a Google search landed me here. Anyway I managed to sort out my download but not with anything on this posting so I have registered to share my solution:

Free Flash Player Offline Download

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Searching for an 'offline' or 'standalone' isntaller doesnt work. If you search on Google for 'adobe flash distribution download' or something along those lines using the keyword 'distribution' you will quickly find what you need. That said below is the link that works at the time of this posting:

If you are distributing Flash Player within your organization, please apply for a distribution license at -player-distribution.html to apply for a distribution license (free for most use cases).

Ok so how do organisation get hold of the latest flash MSI for distribution ? I have completed the form for licence agreement and received the email with download link.... but nothing.... where can I find the MSI ??????

Thanks I got that and works but it brought in alot of lib32 files. I wonder if the 64 bit version can be installed. I know it worked in Kubuntu. I notice when I run flashplayer from command line I get

I believe you are quite right. It must have been a 32 bit version I had installed. There are no 64 bit versions of a standalone version of adobe flash. The aur version that you pointed out will do me fine.

I am afraid there is a problem with the 32 bit installed flashplayer. I installed the 32 bit standalone player with yaourt. It loads ok but does not play sound. I know the swf file works including sound because it plays on other machines. Any idiea what can be causing this?

We have flash player on our windows servers and I was assigned to uninstall them, but the catch here is that I can't use any external software therefore I can't download Flash Player Uninstaller provided by Adobe,

I'm starting to get really frustrated by this. My Arlo cameras and base unit are constantly showing offline or just hanging on the getting status message. This is across multiple Android devices (phone & tablet).

My 4 Arlo wireless cameras stopped responding this morning, with a black overlay on the screen and a message about getting data. There was no message about cameras being offline. Nine hours later, I found this thread and decided that eitherr the Netgear Arlo network was down or that I had to turn my base station off and back on. I cycled the base station and pressed the camera link button a lot of times when the "camera offline" message finally showed up. My network then came back up and I can access and control all 4 cameras again. It would be nice to know if the problem was on my end or in the Netgear Arlo network/server.

Also, even when my network has issues, I've not seen Arlo cameras go offline. They should still communicate over the local network to the base station. Only a complete local outage would prevent the cameras from doing their job.

For Windows 10

1. you need to completely remove all instances of Flash from your computer. This also means that you need to remove the built-in version that comes with operating system. So, go to -to-remove-adobe-flash-from-windows-10-in-5-minutes-1845509875 and read through. You can then download the Microsoft Update from =4577586

Hi!, i find a solution, first i use VMwareWorkstation to install in w10 a compatible S.O. to encarta 2009, i installed windows xp. After that, runing windows xp (in windows 10) i downloaded an old flash player and installed in Internet explorer, voila!, it work!!!

I have tons of swf files. I know how to play them and/or convert them

I have all needed to play them on XP and all. That is not a problem...

... but I have to give those written to MP3-palyer or USB Stick

The "destination computer" have nothing and people there don't understand a thing about PC.

I explained to them how to use portable VLC and/or Mplayer

Problem is that VLC don't play swf and Mplayer plays them in "fastest motion possible"

Though a standalone player would be good. I remember when I was looking for free programs that would take swf games from websites, they would also play, but I don't recall which ones. Maybe that is something someone can portabalize.

If anyone wants Adobe's standalone flash player, download the "Windows Flash Player 9 Projector content debugger" from this page or use this direct link.

A launcher for it would be great. I'm currently using a bat file converted to an exe and I don't have the original script.

if the swf files are videos, you can use Gnash (open source flash player). I can even make it prompt for the file to open so you don't have to use the command line. it doesn't work well at all with games though. so are they videos or interactive?

EDIT3: If the standalone/projector does indeed also end up containing said time-bomb, the next best solution I can think of is to use Ruffle browser addon/extension to play your flash content using your browser.

Yup. I was about to edit my post but: after doing some further digging, it turns out the arcane voodoo of ALSA is best consigned to the dustbin of history and it's time to finally get over my suspiciousness of pulseaudio: installing pulseaudio-alsa, deleting ~/.asoundrc entirely, and out of an abundance of paranoia symlinking /etc/asound.conf to /etc/alsa/conf.d/99-pulseaudio-default.conf fixed it. That basically just routes ALSA to pulseaudio, which is rather ironic given that pulseaudio supposedly sits on top of ALSA, but here we are. The problem wasn't with flashplayer at all, but with ALSA. Derp.

I am also experiencing the problem of having no sound when playing anything. Like @Undeemiss, I am stumped at how to fix that. Running ldd /usr/bin/flashplayer doesn't seem to indicate any missing dependencies. It appears to be using ALSA, which is pretty arcane voodoo to me, and I'm also stumped at how to get it to work.

When I used this to run Bloons TD 4 and Bloons TD 5, the player appeared not to be making any sound, despite both games having sound. I'm sure it's probably user error, but I wanted to ask here just in case there's a simple solution I'm unaware of (or there isn't one at all)

Clicking the embedded flash movies in rhino help leads to a script error under windows 10 (see attached picture, sorry for German error message).

Clicking to run the script, leads to the download of Adobe flash updater and to another error message telling me that Microsoft edge already contains the latest flash version.

This happens every time a movie in a help page is played for the first time.

Going to another page, then returning to a page where movies have already been played and replaying movies will initiate the whole thing again.

Very, very annoying!

Flash Player for the Web is an extension that lets you play flash content across the web via a JavaScript flash emulator. Toolbar popup has an ON|OFF switch to enable or disable the addon.This extension uses the Ruffle emulator ( -rs/ruffle) to compile and play flash. Toolbar popup has an ON|OFF switch to quickly enable or disable the addon. By default, the addon is disabled. Please navigate to a webpage with flash content, then, open the toolbar popup and press on the - ON - button (with red F symbol). All the flash content should start to play. Please note that there might be some bugs in playing flash as this addon is still a work in progress. To turn off the addon, please press the - OFF - button via the toolbar popup.To report bugs, please open the addon's homepage and fill out the bug report form: -player-for-the-web.html

Hi all, with big thanks to HeroMachiner Eric Bowling, here's how you can use HeroMachine outside of your browser. Adobe has said they're going to be force uninstalling the Flash Player (the standalone player basically) but I don't know that applies to this particular version.

I think that's pretty much it. Let me know if you run into issues with this, though honestly, there's not a lot I can do since I can't edit the source files any more and I can't control what Adobe does with their players.

Thank you so much this worked even though I had the opposite problem. My printer said it was "offline", but the scanner worked just fine. After hours of tearing my hair out yesterday, I don't know why I didn't google search this problem earlier. What a relief! Thanks again!!!

Standalone Flash Player is a free stand-alone Flash player, it can play all Flash format files, including ShockWave Flash (.swf) and Flash Video (.flv). It can detect the installed Adobe Flash Player, if you have no Flash installed, it can automatically install all needed files.

The most important feature of this program is that it can support both Flash in the SWF format and FLV format. Files in the SWF format, traditionally called "ShockWave Flash" movies, "Flash movies" or "Flash games", usually have a .swf file extension and may be an object of a web page. Files in the FLV format are files used to deliver video over the Internet using Adobe Flash Player. This technology can be used in players like those on MySpace and YouTube, to provide protection for the content, like MP3s and videos.

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