Fix Shockwave Flash Crashes
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The document provides a guide to resolve crashes of Adobe Shockwave Flash by detailing four main methods: changing registry settings, disabling the sandbox feature, turning off unsupported software rendering, and installing a diagnostic program. Step-by-step instructions for each method are included to assist users in fixing the issue. Following these techniques should help eliminate constant crashes experienced with the software.
Fix Shockwave Flash Crashes
- 1. How to Fix Shockwave Flash Crashes? Adobe Shockwave Flash may crash is experienced because of internal system errors. This article will highlight simple techniques to get rid of constant crashes. Change the Registry Settings Open the Windows Registry Editor. Configure the Registry properly. 1. Press Windows Key + R simultaneously. 2. Type āRegEditā in the Open textbox. 3. Press ENTER key. 4. Locate the following sub key: HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionInternet Settings 5. Right click the last key, i.e. Internet Settings, and then select New | String Value. 6. Type āMaxConnectionsPerServerā as the string name. 7. Double click the string and type ā0ā (zero; without quotes) and then click OK. 8. Exit the Registry Editor. Make sure Sandbox is Disabled The Sandbox feature might be previously enabled. Disable that feature using Registry Editor as follows: 1. Locate and right-click the Google Chrome icon and choose Properties option from the right-click menu options. 2. Click Shortcut tab and then Target textbox. 3. Enter the following value at the end of the existing path specified in the dialog: ā--no-sandboxā 4. Click OK button.
- 2. Disable Unsupported Software Rendering Adobe Shockwave Flash crashes when software rendering feature isnāt supported. Disable that feature as follows: 1. Open the Start Screen (as in the Windows 8.1/ 8) or Start Menu (as in earlier versions). 2. Type āinetcpl.cplā in the Search Box and open that. 3. Click Advanced tab. 4. Uncheck āUse software rendering instead of GPU renderingā checkbox. 5. Click the OK button. Install the Diagnostic Program The Diagnostic program will help you identify and repair problems with Adobe Shockwave Flash. The steps are outlined below: 1. Install the Zombie Soft Fix from the Internet and then open the program. 2. The Zombie Soft Fix dialog will open. Click the label āIām facing some other issueā 3. In the subsequent drop down box select āOtherā option. 4. Choose the OS you use. 5. Tick-mark the checkbox labelled āI accept the terms and conditionsā. 6. Click Next now, and follow the wizard your own.