I click on a video it simply says plug in failure, if im lucky 5 seconds of advert!? im currently runnin Lion 10.7.3 and have tried uninstalling adobe flash and reinstalling but still no joy!?
View 8 RepliesI continue to get a plug-in failure message whenever i try to watch a video. I get it on safari, Firefox, and chrome. I have tried updating my adobe flash player multiple times, but it never helps.
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MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2010), Mac OS X (10.7.3)
Why do I get a "plug in failure" while trying to view some internet based charts such as MSN Money stock charts?
Info:iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Actually all video content in Safari.Videos appear as blank in Chrome.Everything operates normally in Firefox.I've uninstalled and re-installed Flash.Cleared all browsing data both Safari/Chrome Checked DNS settings re-started zapped PRAM selected open in 32 bit mode for Safari attempted to turn off hardware accleration via settings I can't access deleted preferences unistalled and re-installed Chrome, re-installed Safari.
Info:Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.4), 3.2 Quad Xeon, 12G Ram
after upgrading to lion, seems like there is a plug-in issue - not sure if it's in safari or quicktime (i think the former). any idea on how to fix so you can view quicktime videos on web? already tried to reload latest (version 11) adobe flash without success.
Info:iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
Just upgraded to Lion 10.7.4, then the video stopped playing in Safari. Upgraded Safari, then installed the latest Flash player, V. 11.2.202.235. Also have the latest graphic card drivers. I am beginning to remember the nightmares we used to have when we upgraded Windows. I don't want to change anything any more. Apple is beginning to suck. I only went to Lion because Apple forced me because of iCloud. MANY REGRETS NOW.Â
I was going to upgrade my wife's laptop tomorrow. Now I won't until someone helps me fix my computer. MacPro 2008.  HOW DO I FIX THIS?
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Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.5.2)
When playing Farmville I frequently get the message "Plug-in Failure." Loading the game takes a number of attempts. My browser is Safari.Â
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MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Macbook Pro won't boot. Symptoms preceding failure included failure to open Firefox. When trying to cold boot I can get as far as the start-up sound, the Apple logo, and the spinning whieel (spins for a bit but not for very long) and then major failure. Not running Liom.
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imac 10.1, Mac OS X (10.6.2), also have macbook pro running os 10.5
Flash Plugin failure on Youtube with 5.1.5 and Flash 11.1.102.64?
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MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I was wondering if there was a way to use the iPhone's audio jack as an external jack for the macbook pro via USB or so, as i own the 13 inch model, that only offers one jack.
I want to use garage band just trying out a bit and i'd need an extra jack for the headphones, otherwise the microphone will record what's played over the internal speakers.
EDIT: I forgot to say that I already tried things like AirPhones, meaning wireless stream to iphone. But there's unfortunately few moments of latency, so i hardly can use it for recording.
My work site requires me to download an internet plug-in (Safari comes up with the message - "Safari cannot find internet plug-in"). After following companies directions and installing the plug-in I still get the same message when I try to visit the site.
This is a brand new intel mac...10.4.4
Yesterday, Safari began crashing every 45 minutes. I get a message that says Safari quit unexpectedly because of a plug-in called .MasterofDefense.tmp. I used finder to search my computer, and I cannot find this file.  PlugIn Path: /Users/<myname>/Library/Application Support/.MasterofDefense.tmpPlugIn Identifier: .MasterofDefense.tmpPlugIn Version:   ??? (???) The file is NOT in that location mentioned in the crash log. According to web searches, MasterofDefense is some game, but I have never installed any games on my machine.Â
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
i hav the nu macbook pro 13" an i'm totally nu to macs. so i go to youtube to watch vids an the whole page loads but it wudnt play the vids. i hav flash player fr macs installed.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there no way around this? is the USB simply for power? IE can i just plug it into a powered USB hub (thats not actually plugged into the air?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI've recently attempted to install 2 sticks of 2GB RAM into my MacBook Pro, but unfortunately had jammed one stick in the lower RAM compartment (Apparently I forgot to enter it at 45�) and had a rough time getting it out.
The RAM stick is busted and had to replace it, but I'm quite sure the slot might suffered a bit.
What are the signs of RAM failure?
After trying several times to upgrade to Snow Leopard and finding out, per a post here to the community, that my MacBook had a CD reader instead instead of a CD/DVD reader (you can see the whole drama here [url]..
'AmazonBasics USB 2.0 8x DVD Writer External Optical Drive (Black)' by AmazonBasics USB 2.0 External Slim DVD Writer
and tried to upgrade to Snow Leopard from that.Everything was going great - until the two minute mark. And then the external DVD reader kept spitting out the DVD. I kept putting it back in and trying it again.
After about 10 minutes of this, I restarted the computer. It started and got the flashing question mark sign. I started the DVD reader again, and after probably 20 minutes, it started installing SNow Leopard again. And probably at the two minute mark, I got the error message "An error occurred while installing Mac OS X."Everything is siting silently now. There's an error message and a spinning wheel on my screen. The reader is silent.
I'm convinced this is a power issue - the DVD reader/player is drawing power from the Mac, but obviously, it's not enough. A search of the house has found no power adapter that works with this DVD player. I'll be going to Radio Shack tomorrow and hoping against hope they have something. And I have an appointment at the genius bar at the Apple STar on Saturday.
Info:MacBook, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
I have a USB disc drive for my mac book air as well as an external hard drive. I'd like to plug the USB disc drive in, insert the music CD and upload my music to my iTunes folder on the hard drive. Unfortunately, the Disc Drive (the MacBook Air Superdrive) only work when I plug it in direct to the MacBook - not through a USB splitter. As the Air only has one USB port, I can't also plug the external hard drive in. How can I get over this?
View 1 Replies View RelatedMy MacBook Pros charger has the European two pin plug on the end of it. Does Apple sell UK plugs that I can plug into my charger?
It would seem a waste to have to buy a brand new adapter just for a plug, especially considering I've had to buy 4 of these already due to faults.
I tried looking for an answer on this but search returned nothing about this specifically. Anyway, when I shut down my MBP at night and it's fully charged to 100%, should I remove the power cord or leave it plug in?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI just bought a 15" MBP last week and got a few apps installed on this machine. And now it looks like I have a problem with the sound. When I use the built-in loud speakers, it is totally fine. But when I plug in the headphones. The left one is bigger than the right one. I check the sound configuration, the balance is put right in the middle (for both built-in loudspeakers and headphones). Therefore, I have to put it 3/4 on the right for the headphones. But I just don't know what is happening with my MBP. I believe probably there are some conflicts between the installed software with the drivers or something, but since it happens for both Mac OS and Windows 7 (Boot Camp), I guess I was wrong then.
View 4 Replies View Relatedwhy is there a red light on where i plug in my headphones
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MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.4.11)
I'm getting overheating at the point where power enters the computer (the little cylindrical device that plugs into the magnetized power port.) The transformer feels fine, as does the cable, but that cylindrical plug gets way two hot to touch. Other answers relating to this subject indicate that charging an almost exhausted battery while also using the computer will cause overheating in the transformer, but the transformer feels fine. It's that little cylindrical plug that collects an amazing and worrisome amount of heat.
Info:MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid 2010), Mac OS X (10.6.8)
I installed a skype plug-in which is a pain in the ***. How do I remove it from my Sarari browser?
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Mac OS X (10.7.4), Safari
I keep getting a message saying plug in missing - can anyone explain what I need to do to vercome this problem.
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Every time I connect my iPhone 5s and download photos/videos from it via iPhoto, a "Blocked Plug-in" black window pops up that I'm not able to get rid of until I shut down my computer. I have installed the latest version of Adobe Flash but that hasn't solved the problem. I'm on a MacBook Pro using OS X version 10.9.4.Â
View 1 Replies View Relatedso i got my 3 week old mbp 15 (which i dropped and dented) replaced today due to kernel panic/ram failure/apple store only had 1 memory stick in stock...
my question is, what causes ram failure? i dont want it to happen again, i didnt install any 3rd party ram.
My 2.33GHz C2D MacBook Pro running 10.6.3 has suddenly decided it doesn't have an optical drive installed!
If I put a CD or DVD in the drive it will pull it in, spin but fail to recognise the disc. It is impossible to eject the inserted disc by any means - except by using a piece of cardboard to stop it spinning after a restart. I have tried data, audio and video CDs/DVDs.
System Profiler says I only have a hard drive attached to Serial-ATA and have no Disc Burning devices installed.
Has the optical drive failed? If so why does it still spin up if the computer doesn't know the drive is there? Does the fault lie elsewhere?
while enjoying a beautiful, sunny day here I was outside with my MBA surfing the web. I had a few other apps open at the same time like iTunes, QuickTime and Mail. Safari all of a sudden beach balls and I wait a bit until I try doing a force quit on it. After a while I still have no response and I cannot close it. So, I hold my breath while forcing a shutdown with the power button. To make a long story short, I ended up with the flashing question mark on the gray screen. Now I'm doing a remote reinstall from my MBP!
View 24 Replies View RelatedSnow Leopard says service battery, and for the 3rd time the battery has dissolved into failure in exactly the same way. Stays high for a month (99%), drops to 8x%, climbs to 9x% and then finally dies... Now, this would be my fourth (yes 4th!) battery, and the 3rd time the Laptop will have to go into an Apple store, as the power circuitry in here must have something wrong. So... new MBP time I think [Applecare for 3 years, 26 months into my 36 month warranty!]
View 12 Replies View RelatedJust experienced a hard drive failure right now on my MacBook (2007). Everything had froze and I shut it down. When I started it again, the screen was dimmed and the Apple jingle went on a louder sound then before. Is this a sure sign of a MacBook hard drive failure or would it be related to something else, for example, the logic board?
Also, what should I do now? Last full backup was 3 weeks ago and I had worked on lots of things between that period of time and now.
