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kusumo
08-18-2003, 09:54 AM
I installed FlashPlayer 5 update and find it of nothing useful but to eat up the precious RAM on my TG50. :mad:

Now I want to uninstall it....but I can't! It refuse to be uninstalled.
Anyone can help? Plezzz, coz i'm running out of space now. :(

Thanks a lot!
AndrewClie
08-18-2003, 10:06 AM
Man. That Flash program is such a waste.
a_clie_er
08-18-2003, 10:30 AM
Does hard resetting work?
Tixx
08-18-2003, 10:38 AM
Don't hard reset!. Just use a file manager like in ZLauncher, McFile, myWB, Filez... to delete it. That is all I did.
n2ifp
08-18-2003, 07:56 PM
Originally posted by kusumo
I installed FlashPlayer 5 update and find it of nothing useful but to eat up the precious RAM on my TG50. :mad:

Now I want to uninstall it....but I can't! It refuse to be uninstalled.
Anyone can help? Plezzz, coz i'm running out of space now. :(

Thanks a lot!

If you have any stubborn files, change the file type to libz, do a soft reset and then delete it. The reason for the soft reset, is so the file won't be loaded and locked by the OS.
KBeez
08-18-2003, 10:50 PM
Flash program a waste? I love it!!! Especially if PXA clocker 2.6 will overclock it!!! I can't wait for the results!!!
kusumo
08-19-2003, 12:54 AM
Originally posted by n2ifp


If you have any stubborn files, change the file type to libz, do a soft reset and then delete it. The reason for the soft reset, is so the file won't be loaded and locked by the OS.

I have no idea which files to delete to uninstall the Flash Update..

I see the following files which might be relate to Flash Player:
- index.swf [hidden]
- MMFlashLib
- MMFlash
- MMFlashStorage

Is it safe to rename all those files to "libz" and delete them?
n2ifp
08-19-2003, 05:43 AM
Originally posted by kusumo


I have no idea which files to delete to uninstall the Flash Update..

I see the following files which might be relate to Flash Player:
- index.swf [hidden]
- MMFlashLib
- MMFlash
- MMFlashStorage

Is it safe to rename all those files to "libz" and delete them?

I don't know, if it's in RAM then I would think you can. I never installed the update as the Flash player didn't really do anything for me. I have nothing in RAM for either the NX80 or NX70, except for a small db file. So deleting them should not hurt anything, other than initially crash it. The original player is in ROM, so you can't hurt it!

Over-clocking just leads to instability.