Hi... I was having a problem to install the Pokki's app because appears that it needs to install flash player... And my IE doesn't recognize the flash player... I tried to rehabilitate flash player in add-ons in IE, but it didn't work... Then I began to search the internet what could be and I found in Microsoft an analysis to find bugs through sfc / scannow in the command prompt, where was identified a corrupt log in CBS.log... Is there some relationship between the problem and the log for the flash player is not allowed to operate? This kind of problem began with a long time ago, when I had my first problem with log (in windows 8.1 already) that cause a problem to run my google drive, just worked when I changed the properties in googledrive.exe to "run as admin"... This time I thought in do the same, but the flash player isn't allowed to install in windows 8.1.This is my CBS.log View attachment CBS.zip
Problem with Flash in Windows 8.1 is maybe associated with the bug in the CBS.log?
- Thread starter vannys
- Start date
Hi vannys! :smile9:
From what I know, adobe flash player is bundled with Windows 8/MSIE10 and win8.1/MSIE11 (i.e. you should see it in control panel), so I think you should not download/install it from adobe website.
I don't think also that sfc /scannow could help in this case (but anyway doing a try doesn't hurt).
You can restore the corrupted file "CNBJ2530.DPB" of prncacla.inf using dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth, from an elevated command prompt.
If it cannot restore/repair that file and if you are using windows firewall: it should be already set to allow incoming connections. If you have modified it, save your firewall profile, restore its default settings, re-run the sfc tool. Or just disable it. (Later you can import your saved profile)
If it cannot restore/repair that file and if you are using another firewall: check it settings or just disable it.
Try to disable MSIE from control panel - programs - turn Windows features on or off, restart Windows, come back to turn Windows features on or off, enable MSIE, restart Windows.
:wave:
From what I know, adobe flash player is bundled with Windows 8/MSIE10 and win8.1/MSIE11 (i.e. you should see it in control panel), so I think you should not download/install it from adobe website.
I don't think also that sfc /scannow could help in this case (but anyway doing a try doesn't hurt).
You can restore the corrupted file "CNBJ2530.DPB" of prncacla.inf using dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth, from an elevated command prompt.
If it cannot restore/repair that file and if you are using windows firewall: it should be already set to allow incoming connections. If you have modified it, save your firewall profile, restore its default settings, re-run the sfc tool. Or just disable it. (Later you can import your saved profile)
If it cannot restore/repair that file and if you are using another firewall: check it settings or just disable it.
Try to disable MSIE from control panel - programs - turn Windows features on or off, restart Windows, come back to turn Windows features on or off, enable MSIE, restart Windows.
:wave:
Has Sysnative Forums helped you? Please consider donating to help us support the site!