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I think Chrome is having issues with Shockwave. I try to use TinyChat with Google Chrome, and Shockwave crashes. It comes up with a window saying its unresponsive, and a window in Chinese with English telling me to close the program. I can watch Youtube videos fine on Chrome, though I have noticed some Advertisements aren't playing.

I thought it was the computer but then I opened the same TinyChat room on IE8 and it worked fine as normal. I don't need to use the TinyChat room now but its bothering me as to why Shockwave had issues opening it on Chrome.

Some more information, this happened the other day when a Virus infected the Computer. Norton caught and deleted the virus before it did any damage though, I was required to turn of the computer so the Norton could deal with the virus. When it came back on it Updated some things, thats when I started having the issue. (I'm not sure what the virus was now, but as far as I know it didn't get into the system. I think it was a .exe virus)

I can't seem to figure out this issue, what do you make of the issue?

Any help will be appreciated, Thanks for reading.

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Are you sure it's Shockwave, and not Flash Player (Youtube only uses Flash Player)?

What Shockwave Player version are you using (http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/)?

What Flash Player version are you using (http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/) - on IE8, and on Chrome?

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I can't seem to figure out this issue

Hmmmmm....... Quite a problem.

You didn't first try here already ? : - *Direct From the Horses Mouth*

It's now running into 5 pages with 170+ posts since 21st of February.

You may just find the answer to your "Issue".

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I don't personally have any problems with shock player or flash player, but then I steer clear of browsers other than IE. Just a suggestion, could it be Chrome causing the problem. I have heard rightly or wrongly, I don't know because I am not about to try chrome, that it can be difficult to uninstall cleanly. If you can do so, why not try uninstalling it and then using C Cleaner to clear it out altogether?

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