Now you can start Chrome and it’ll seem that nothing has changed. Now copy pepflashplayer32_27_0_0_170.dll and manifest.json from there to folder:Ĭ:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\.112\PepperFlash\ĭelete pepflashplayer.dll file and rename the new DLL file to this name. You will find latest files and plugins at this folder:
At this moment is 27.0.0.170, but this may work for future updates. Install latest Flash Player via web installer. This is the official version, BUT, here comes the hack. So, if you (still) use Windows XP or Vista and you aren’t allowed to update from last compatible version (.112), then you can’t update flash plugin from included version (21.0.0.213). I’ve concluded that Chrome doesn’t allow Flash plugin to be updated independently of main application.
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