![]() This may be by design as a security measure, Microsoft is limiting the use of Flash where ever it can. If there's no overt signs on the page that Flash needs to be enabled, but you still sense that there is some missing content, then it's possible that Flash content isn't loading. In rare cases, you might need to restart your computer Refresh the web page or close Microsoft Edge then open it again. ![]() To change that, open the More actions menu in the top right corner of the Edge browser, scroll down, click the View advanced settings menu then toggle on Adobe Flash Player. If you happen to be using Edge and you get and error when you load a site requiring Flash, it's possible it's just disabled. My name is Andre Da Costa an Independent Consultant, Windows Insider MVP and Windows & Devices for IT MVP.
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