Here is how you can run old Flash games on your new Windows 11 computer.

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moo06
Member

08-12-2026, 05:31 PM

I have an app I downloaded from a disk called Robotic Arm Edge. It is meant to use a robotic arm from OWi by connecting it through a USB cable with my computer. After installing the app, another window pops up that says Adobe Flash Player is already built into Internet Explorer (even though Flash was taken out of Windows 11). When I start running the program, an error shows up: Component 'Flash32_20_0_0_267.ocx' or one of its dependencies isn't registered properly. The file is missing or invalid. How do I fix this? I tried installing Windows XP in VirtualBox, but the installer keeps failing to start.

moo06

08-12-2026, 05:31 PM #1

J0ebyron
Member

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08-12-2026, 06:57 PM

They seem to have a new way to get the 64-bit interface for Windows 8 and 10 at this link. You should try it already?

J0ebyron

08-12-2026, 06:57 PM #2

They seem to have a new way to get the 64-bit interface for Windows 8 and 10 at this link. You should try it already?

minegirl_block
Junior Member

08-12-2026, 07:58 PM

They seem to have a fresh link for the 64-bit (Win8 and Win10) software on their site. Would you check that out instead?

minegirl_block

08-12-2026, 07:58 PM #3

They seem to have a fresh link for the 64-bit (Win8 and Win10) software on their site. Would you check that out instead?