Adobe Flash Player Error on Local Application while Communicating with Internet-enabled Location

Asked By Jerome C Carignan 50 points N/A Posted on - 05/24/2014

Hello tech experts,

I get this error message whenever I try to work with the project in the network. I am a beginner so really having hard time with this application. Please help me to change the settings in the application and help me to connect with the internet. Is the reinstallation will help me? Your help is great. Thanks.

 

Adobe Flash Player Security

Adobe Flash Player has stopped a potentially unsafe operation.

The following local application on your computer or network

Swf url

Is trying to communicate with this Internet-enabled location:

Domain

To let this application communicate with the Internet, click Settings.

You must restart this application after changing your settings.

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Answered By points N/A #166984

Adobe Flash Player Error on Local Application while Communicating with Internet-enabled Location

Adobe Flash is one of the most favorite ways of hackers, attackers to exploit viruses and other security threating contents on PCs and damage everything. So, Flash Player has come to work with such type of attacks with its built-in security filter. It has detected such an operation that might harm your PC.

If you’re in hurry to view the contents inside the Flash, you have to allow it through Flash Filter. To do so,

1. Click “Settings” on the error message.
2. Click “Edit locations” on the left-bottom side of the window.
3. Enter the location of the flash file inside the “Trust This Location” box. If it is online site, type the site name.
4. Now, the website should appear in the “Trusted Locations” list.
5. Open the flash content again.

Now, Flash Player won’t block the content. But be careful of being attacked by any hacker. Do this at your own risk.

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