Copy the pepflashplayer.dll extracted earlier from the desktop to‘ C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\UserData\PepperFlash\27.0.0.170\.Rename pepflashplayer.dll to pepflashplayer.old.It allows you to play Shockwave Flash (.swf) games designed to be played with Adobe Flash Player. Open C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\UserData\PepperFlash\27.0.0.170\ in File Explorer. Like Flash Player, Supernova is an extension that is readily available on the Google Chrome Store and can just as easily be installed on your web browser.Extract the pepflashplayer.dll to the Desktop.Download pepflashplayer.7z available at.Open the vSphere Web Client in FireFox.Disable Adobe Flash Player Update Service.Before the program installs, you can set your update preferences. Before clicking the INSTALL NOW button, you can choose to accept or refuse the two McAfee optional offers. Click Start > run, type services.msc and click Run. Click on the DOWNLOAD button on the sidebar to jump straight to the Adobe download page.Run the extracted flashplayer27_0r0_159_win.msi.
Uninstall Adobe Flash Player 27 NPAPI Version 27.0.0.170.Click Start > run, type appwiz.cpl and click Run.fp_27.0.0.159 is not the latest version, the latest Flash version is 27.0.0.170.Īll versions previous to 27.0.0.170 are impacted with the vulnerability CVE-2017-11292. Pasting the workaround steps here for easy reference (but these may go stale as the KB is updated)Ĭaution: This has not been verified by Adobe. Shockwave Flash crashes with vSphere Web Client 6.5 (2151945) | VMware KB A KB article has been published/updated with some workaround steps (similar to William Lam's post).
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