You must have the x86 version, even on a 圆4 computer.

In most cases, you will have this installed already, but this is something to bear in mind especially if you are installing Shockwave on a VM. You will also need the Visual C++ 2010 Runtime (x86) installed. !l853VK7Q!wvFXWhdaLNK8A40PSh09XvVocMbEqXj9wuNBQXRNpYY !B1ITjaDK!7Lq6wICa0Ra7z5G圜0QEEm_jp2FGsgJyOAzbVorjjhYĪnd here is a mirror of the Mac OS X DMG Installer. Just in case, here is a mirror of the Windows MSI Installer at the above link. This is the best installer to use to install Shockwave 12, as it comes with all of the reverse compatibility components. However, an offline installer still exists on Adobe's website at the link below - be sure to use the Windows MSI Installer. The official Shockwave download link is retired. Now, if you already have Shockwave installed on your system, you should uninstall it and restart before ever installing a new version (and yes, the restart is actually necessary.) Adobe's auto-updater is buggy with Shockwave, so if it alerts you to a new version, you should get the new installer from their website yourself instead of using the auto-updater. Installing ShockwaveĪlright, so you now have a plugin supported browser. You can still play Shockwave Movies on a 64-bit computer, but you must use a 32-bit browser. Whichever browser you use, it must be the 32-bit version of said browser, because Shockwave is a 32-bit plugin. Note that this is not ideal, as Internet Explorer will often falsely believe that Shockwave has crashed and refresh the page during playback. If you really don't want to leave the comfort of your preferred browser, another option you have is to use the IETab browser extension. However, if you don't want to install another browser, a quick n' dirty solution is to use Internet Explorer (not Microsoft Edge!) Yes, even in Windows 10, Microsoft Edge did not entirely replace IE - if you search for Internet Explorer in the Start Menu, you will find it tucked away. I would recommend installing the K-Meleon browser from which is a fork of Firefox that has kept its NPAPI support - meaning it is a plugin supported browser capable of loading Shockwave. Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox no longer support plugins, so these will not do. The first thing you'll need is a plugin supported browser.

So you have found a website that still uses Shockwave. Definitely check there first before going the route of manually setting everything up. Note: in the time since I originally wrote this answer, BlueMaxima's Flashpoint has gotten a lot better and can solve for most of the compatibility problems this answer mentions. I've answered this question before other places, but have since realized my answer is outdated, so here it is: the revised edition. First off, this question is not about Flash Player - read up on the so your question is about Shockwave Movies (files with a DCR type) created using the Director application.

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