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Hi all, in my work I need to make a special packages for different software updates, including Adobe products, to enable their deployment. When I made one for yesterday's Schockwave and was testing it, upgrade fails with 'update already installed' error - where in fact version 12.2.5.195 had been installed. Fresh installation works fine.

When.msi itself is run manually, it upadtes older versions without issues. We noticed that packages we made for.msi installers have same MSI Product Code as previous version. Also your page List of all GUIDs (Globally Unique Identifiers) for Shockwave Player versions 11-12 does not mention 12.2.5.196 upgrade at all - can you clarify this and advise how to make.msi installer get own Code, please?

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Is it somehow related to Shockwave-Player.msi (swlicfullinstaller.msi) download version has not been updated? Asking the question here casue there is no separate forum for Shockwave. Hi all last couple of months I was downloading offline Flash installers for my customers from without having to sign-up anywhere. (In December, with Flash 24 release I still was able to download from ) Two days ago, I noticed all links are invalid! I found no notification of change in Adobe policy - now I urgently need offline.msis (actually.exe installers too - earlier available on ) - and links to them as well since I am unable to find them anywhere.

Please let anyone provides me with links to current offline installers.

Hi,Normal way to download flash player is to go toand chose the proper version.For Windows 7/Vista/XP there are three different files at the moment:flashplayer18pphdinstall.exe - Opera and Chromium (PPAPI)flashplayer18axhdinstall.exe - IE (ActiveX)flashplayer18hdinstall.exe - Firefox (NPAPI)All have the same size (1 125 056) but are slightly different content.There is another location:Size much bigger: 19 588 096It seems to work with Firefox and other browsers too.My question: is the.msi file kind of 'global' - and design to work with all browsers?What does.msi contain? (I guess all plugins above and something more?)(In fact, inside is mainly one.exe file: InstallPlugin1800194.exe, size 18 411 184)I would like to know more about this file, how is it different from plugins on get.adobe.com and where is more info on the net (except the googled link).Thanks! Hi,Normal way to download flash player is to go toand chose the proper version.For Windows 7/Vista/XP there are three different files at the moment:flashplayer18pphdinstall.exe - Opera and Chromium (PPAPI)flashplayer18axhdinstall.exe - IE (ActiveX)flashplayer18hdinstall.exe - Firefox (NPAPI)All have the same size (1 125 056) but are slightly different content.There is another location:Size much bigger: 19 588 096It seems to work with Firefox and other browsers too.My question: is the.msi file kind of 'global' - and design to work with all browsers?What does.msi contain? (I guess all plugins above and something more?)(In fact, inside is mainly one.exe file: InstallPlugin1800194.exe, size 18 411 184)I would like to know more about this file, how is it different from plugins on get.adobe.com and where is more info on the net (except the googled link).Thanks! Hi,For Windows 7/Vista/XP there are three different files at the moment:flashplayer18pphdinstall.exe - Opera and Chromium (PPAPI)flashplayer18axhdinstall.exe - IE (ActiveX)flashplayer18hdinstall.exe - Firefox (NPAPI)These are shim installers which download and install Flash Player silently in the background.

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The shim installer does not download the MSI installer in your next comment.There is another location:Size much bigger: 19 588 096It seems to work with Firefox and other browsers too.My question: is the.msi file kind of 'global' - and design to work with all browsers?What does.msi contain? (I guess all plugins above and something more?)No, it will not work with all browsers. The NPAPI plugin will work with NPAPI browsers (E.G. Firefox), it will not work with IE (which uses ActiveX Control) or PPAPI browsers.MSI installer contain additional information that is used by software management tools such as SCCM (Microsoft System Center Configuration Management). The MSI installers are used mainly by enterprise customers to deploy Flash Player within their organization (the page where you found the link, Adobe Flash Player Distribution, contains information on licensing the Flash Player for distribution).HTH.-Maria. Hi,For Windows 7/Vista/XP there are three different files at the moment:flashplayer18pphdinstall.exe - Opera and Chromium (PPAPI)flashplayer18axhdinstall.exe - IE (ActiveX)flashplayer18hdinstall.exe - Firefox (NPAPI)These are shim installers which download and install Flash Player silently in the background. The shim installer does not download the MSI installer in your next comment.There is another location:Size much bigger: 19 588 096It seems to work with Firefox and other browsers too.My question: is the.msi file kind of 'global' - and design to work with all browsers?What does.msi contain?

Fp Macromedia Get Flash Player Current Licensing Win Installer

(I guess all plugins above and something more?)No, it will not work with all browsers. The NPAPI plugin will work with NPAPI browsers (E.G.

Firefox), it will not work with IE (which uses ActiveX Control) or PPAPI browsers.MSI installer contain additional information that is used by software management tools such as SCCM (Microsoft System Center Configuration Management). The MSI installers are used mainly by enterprise customers to deploy Flash Player within their organization (the page where you found the link, Adobe Flash Player Distribution, contains information on licensing the Flash Player for distribution).HTH.-Maria.