File: nearer.swf-(9.21 MB, 1920x1080, Loop)
[_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)00:55:20 No.

  /r/ a SHA-256 or SHA-1 hash of your Flash.ocx in both System32/Macromed/Flash and
  SysWOW64/Macromed/Flash

  I suspect two of my computers only have flash version 32.0.0.445 for ActiveX, meaning either
  Windows Update failed to update flash to the final version (32.0.0.465) or Adobe didn't make an
  ActiveX release of the final version for some reason.

  Is it the same for you? Below is my SHA 1/256 hashes of Flash.ocx.

  System32:
  498C14BE9A89D6AF96CD64F5B4DD7D7CB3ECC9CE
  A3A9A644EDEA647E00BFAA93ABB9F383F540448009B9FAC3242C655DA2500D0D
  SysWOW64:
  00FB7AC805F0C6FF2C7BDA938D4239AC824F1FCA
  F6108F3D0CEFAF3518788214BC090DBEB0E68BC6C13A978B7E40742D7E018A40

  If you want to help but don't know how to get these hashes:
  Install 7zip and then you can right-click any file to get a hash (supports SHA-1, SHA-256, CRC32,
  CRC64 and BLAKE2sp).

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>> [_] ta-kun 01/15/21(Fri)05:46:11 No.

  >>3457443
  This is very nice
  I'm a big fan of gabdrop

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)06:08:02 No.

  >>3457465
  it's a great flash loop, you can listen to it for a very long time in the background.

  but how about someone give me those Flash.ocx hashes

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)06:11:15 No.

  Just noticed that this flash removes File/View/Control/Help at the top of Adobe's projector,
  didn't even know you could do that.

>> [_] ta-kun 01/15/21(Fri)06:13:32 No.

  >>3457471
  I amd going to try and figure it out, but I'm not very savvy, please forgive me. I am also
  watching everything downloaded, not online, so I am not sure if I am of much use for you.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)06:59:04 No.

  >>3457473
  all you have to do is hash the two files described in OP if you have them on your computer and
  then post the hashes. installing https://www.7-zip.org/ gives an easy way to hash files

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)07:24:09 No.

  Don't know what you want me to do with 7-zip, right clicking shows nothing about hashes and Right
  Click > Open Archive > File > CRC gives me a different result from the one on two checksum
  websites I tried so I'll just give you the results from http://onlinemd5.com/
  System32/Macromed/Flash
  FC165CDFD9715EEEFDFFF2588834817C17DD2D50
  54F9063921560A9628ABAF3C6335D941482F1686E61D6976E214210752457194
  SysWOW64/Macromed/Flash
  3A15F98FB53B0E0A26AD3A8ACB44E56D8E58C6AB
  76E6627522A9F5EE09412C3D66C167D885ED65DB4433E8182CF84D9B55E9D1CF
  I never update shit by the way.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)08:34:55 No.

  >>3457481
  Thanks, but it's kinda important that I only compare hashes from people that believe that have
  the latest ActiveX version of flash.
  Updates for the ActiveX version is handled by Windows Update on Win8 and Win10, Adobe's installer
  even blocks you from manually trying to install the ActiveX version.
  Installing 7zip should add a "CRC SHA" submenu when you right-click files in Windows. Maybe that
  option can be disabled during installation of 7zip or you need to reboot for it to take effect?

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)08:45:26 No.

  >>3457487
  I figured but OP didn't say anything, at least it counted as a bump. And yes, I see it now, I was
  looking under the 7-Zip submenu before.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)13:48:45 No.

  I fulfilled my own /r/equest by starting an old computer with Windows 7 on it so I could use
  Adobe's DirectX installer (blocked on Win8/Win10).

  Flash64_32_0_0_465.ocx:
  9F5A70B64EC01ED82D86977AB27DBC6D6B5140A4
  6C3B6A419167929BFAE3572F709258E044B39AEB55B45B597760CB51ADE784AB

  Flash32_32_0_0_465.ocx:
  71348D71BFADEAAEF345AA10753DBD36FBE374B7
  603BF12B05CF4025CBA18E058E90CC3CF61DB1FEC0A2B456DB6975A5EDC0F40D

  The hashes are different than those in my original post, meaning my suspicion was correct and
  Windows Update failed to update the DirectX version of Flash.ocx on my two main computers...

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)17:50:57 No.

  I have the same hashes as OP. Win10, and not up-to-date with WU. (Cumulative update 2021-01 is
  not yet installed).

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)19:09:08 No.

  >>3457443
  You should be able to open your ocx file in a text editor and search for "32.0.0" and find the
  version number in plain text. At least, that's true on Linux, but I have no reason to think
  Windows is any different.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/15/21(Fri)19:09:40 No.

  Is there any compelling reason to have 465 and not 371? Did they actually fix anything, or is
  there only the timebomb?