Troubleshooting Surface RT Flash Player Errors

The Surface RT is a popular tablet device powered by Windows RT, but sometimes users may experience problems with Flash Player.
The Surface RT houses a Flash Player 10.1, and this browser plugin can encounter errors, such as incompatibilities, freezes, crashes, and more, preventing you from using Flash on Surface RT.
However, these issues can be easily resolved with a few simple steps, and today we’re going to show you how to do that.

• The Surface RT Flash Player can stop working because of problems with the settings or cache.
• To fix this issue, be sure to update your browser and Flash Player, as recommended below.

Update the Surface RT

1. The Surface tablet don’t always gets automatic updates, so it is advisable that you check manually for updates.
2. You can navigate to Settings > Windows Update to check manually for updates.
3. Download and install the latest Surface RT update to see if that helps.
4. Update the Surface RT to the latest available firmware.
5. Connect to the Internet.
   
6. Connect your Surface RT to a Wi-Fi network.
7. Navigate to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.
8. Search for any available update.
   
9. Download and install the updates available.

Restart the Surface RT

1. Press the Power button and wait for the Surface RT to shut down.
   
2. Turn the device on and try running the Flash Player app again.
3. Delete the Flash Player Cache
   In the Start menu, type appwiz.cpl (without the quotes), and click OK.
4. Now, locate Adobe Flash Player, right-click it, and select Delete.
5. Restart the Surface RT and try running the Flash Player app again.

Reset the Surface RT

1. To do this, press the Windows key + R, enter control, and click OK.

2. Double-click on the Programs and Features option.
   
3. Select the Adobe Flash Player program, and click on the Uninstall button.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.

Update the Flash Player

1. Go to Adobe’s website.
2. Click on Download Flash Player.
   
3. Once it’s downloaded, double-click the file and follow the instructions.
4. Scan your PC for virus
5. Check if your PC is configured correctly