If you tried to update your Adobe Flash player ActiveX control to the latest version (the website says that is 10.3.181.34) on August 9th 2011 you probably received this error:
Corrupt Content From Reliable Source
It’s since been fixed, but if you’re still having this problem then check out Adobe’s troubleshooting page here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html
If you have trouble with the instructions leave me a comment here with a description of the problem and info about your operating system, etc and I will try to give you some advice. thanks!
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Hi I am having this problem. Just reformatted my windows 7 and trying to install this. Thanks
Still broken as of 11:57 pm (EST) 8/24/11
Hello Mitch,
I am having that problem. I’ve run the uninstaller, but it hasn’t helped. I am also having other downloading issues, for example getting itunes to download and install. I’m running Windows 7 32 bit. Any help will be appreciated! Thanks
I can’t upgrade flash player keeps making the same error
still having this problem
I’m in the process of updating several workstations and having the same problem. The download progresses to 12% where it hangs-up and then eventually reports “corrupt content from reliable source”.
Can’t upgrade, same problem
same here : /
hi, i am from pakistan and still having this problem … its only download 12% and then gives this error.
same problem here
Same Here
I’m in the process of updating several workstations and having the same problem. The download progresses to 12% where it hangs-up and then eventually reports “corrupt content from reliable source”.
I am still having this problem. December 2nd. 2012. Please help, because I am a Youtuber and I can’t watch my friends videos, watch the videos that I make OR play any online games on websites.
I still have the problem and can’t install anything I can’t even play something or upgrade apple software
Uninstall all Adobe Flash from the computer, reboot and reinstall. Make sure you are logged on as Administrator.
Adobe Flash not updating shouldn’t affect Apple’s update program which is why I think it may be an issue due to not being an Administrator…You can try uninstalling and reinstalling Apple’s software too and see if that solves the issue.
I am still getting this problem even after uninstalling all adobe flash programs on my laptop. It stops loading at 12%
Check out Adobe’s troubleshooting page here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html
The “try more solutions” section may be of particular use to you.