The recent update to Google Chrome has, for some reason, undone the fix for Flash in GVO if you have already applied it. Here is how to disable the external flash version with Chrome.

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• Open Chrome

• Type   about:plugins   into the website address bar at the top and press the ENTER key to display Chrome’s Plugins page

• Look down the list of Plugins for ‘Flash’ – if it says ‘Flash (2 files)’ you do have both versions of Flash installed which may cause Chrome to crash when accessing flash-based websites

• Click on the ‘+ Details’ link at the right of the Plugins page to expand the list of all Plugins

• You should now be able to see the full details of the Flash plugin displaying two versions of Flash as in the example below:

• Look at the ‘Location:’ of each version – one is the integrated Chrome version (…Application Data\Google\Chrome etc) and the other is the standalone Adobe (formerly Macromedia) version which is in the …Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash etc directory.

• Click on ‘Disable’ just under Location of the Chrome version to disable it

• Ensure that the standalone Adobe version is enabled (if it is disabled, click the ‘Enable’ link next to it)

• Now close Chrome and reopen it

• Download and save to your computer the latest Adobe standalone version of Flash from Filehippo here (Firefox/Chrome version)

• Close Chrome and then install the standalone version of Flash you just downloaded

• Finally, open Chrome and visit the Adobe Flash Player test page to check that Flash is now properly installed, stable and working ok