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Error SWFUPLOAD IO

I use SWFUpload on my website to upload files. One of the users sequentially receives an I / O error in the entire browser, which leads me to the conclusion that his flash memory must be damaged.

But is there a way by which we can detect this so that I can give him alternatives.

When creating the swfupload object, is there a way we can make a call to the server and check if the flash server can successfully connect to the server.

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I also had a problem diagnosing this problem. This later happened on two 64-bit Windows 7 machines. An I / O error appeared in all browsers, they were just installed, and the latest version was the latest.

After several corrections from the Internet, this file worked:

  • Remove Adobe Player from Control Panel> Programs
  • Open IE and go to youtube.com, click on any movie, it will offer you to install a flash player, install the player - do not forget to remove the bottle with the virus;)
  • Run IE again, make sure the flash drive is installed, check swfupload, now it should work ...

The flash player will be installed on chrome, but not on Firefox, so you will have to install the player again. It is strange to do the same installation and now work, but I think that installing from IE should have more mojo on it.

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