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The thread discusses issues after a Windows 10 update, where the original poster's older Chromium browser, which supported NPAPI Flash Player, started showing an error message. The main concern is that this browser is currently the only way to run certain Flash games, and the user wants to be able to choose their preferred browser. Responders suggest reinstalling Chrome and setting it as the default browser, but no definitive solution to the compatibility problem is provided. The overall tone indicates troubleshooting for browser compatibility with Flash after the update.
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Alan Paterson

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So my Windows 10 updated this morning. For gaming purposes I had an older version of Chromium installed (which could run NPAPI Flash Player, version 330231). Now, whenever I load this browser I get the "He's dead, Jim!" message. My question is why is this happening? This is literally the only browser I can play my Flash games on as the latest Pepper flash players are simply diabolical for performance.

I would appreciate it if I was able to select my own browsers for MY computer, thank you. Any help would be appreciated.
 

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Have you tried updating or re-installing Chrome?
 

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Hi

As Kemical said, reinstall Chrome and then set it as the default browser in the Windows interface for default apps.

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