I can't log into war commander or any other facebook game. What's going on here? I don't have a separate password or anything. If I can't log in through facebook I have no access.
edit: ok I think I know what's going on. I had just installed an adobe flash update. Maybe you guys should look into that. and find out what's wrong with adobe. IN the meantime how do I undo an update to adobe flash?
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It is NOT a flash issue. This has NOTHING to do with KIXEYE.
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no good given up still can not log in server 95 active? still loads and loads caught in loop drives you nuts must been hacked or something war commander works on daughter facebook account on same pc??? i have **** it
Since I configured my firewall very restrictive it could be possible the problem lies here. I'm going to test this later.
I assume that all of you guys having this issue are using Firefox.
As I told in my previous post, I'm running a restrictive firewall. That means everything is blocked at first and I will give permissions individually to some files.
With the new version 11.3.300.257 of the flash plugin there's also a new feature introduced called "Protected Mode for Firefox". Usually every single plugin in Firefox is led through a process called plugin-container.exe. So before that update it was enough to gave a permission to this file. Now there's the new protected mode. Which means that there's a new seperate file for the Flash plugin only which needs a permission.
Basically there are now two ways in order to solve that problem:
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I suggest to follow the second way. Since you don't need to disable any new security option. The choice is up to you.
to 1)
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[*]Open the folder C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash\
[*]Find the file mms.cfg in that folder and open it with notepad
[*]in that file add the line ProtectedMode=0
[*]save and close the file
[*]everything should now behave like it was before the update
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to 2)
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[*]All you have to do is to give an internet permission for the file FlashPlayerPlugin_11_3_300_257.exe in your firewall. This file is also located in C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash\
[*]Since everyone's using a different firewall I can't give single instructions how to do it
[*]The problem I've with this method is that you probably have to do this every single time a new version of the Flash plugin is released
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