image pack and the .swf issue win 10

Fireball

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so I downloaded the image pack and I cant run it. I do have a SWF file player, adobe flash itself. but its attached to Microsoft edge because that's just how windows is. I cant download extra SWF file players because that makes my computer have to completely reset back to a backup state, so..... is there a way to fix this or maybe a future plan to make it not .swf? either would work.
 

Karretch

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As someone who used to be adamant about using .swf version, give it up and move onto AIR version. I'm not a patreon user, got in before that, so I apologize if there isn't an AIR version with the image pack.
 

Fireball

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As someone who used to be adamant about using .swf version, give it up and move onto AIR version. I'm not a patreon user, got in before that, so I apologize if there isn't an AIR version with the image pack.
I use the air version normally but I wanted to play the image pack version
 

Mister Gregar

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I cant download extra SWF file players because that makes my computer have to completely reset back to a backup state

...What? How? The standalone player shouldn't have that happen at all. You have malware or something?
 

TheDevilYouKnow

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If you regularly have to reset to a backup state, you probably have an issue with a corrupt sector on you HDD or a faulty RAM stick. I'm guessing the restore points are frequently the result of the blue screen of death. I would recommend looking up how to run diagnostics on said issues if this is the case because it will get worse.
 
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Have you tried Adobe's standalone flash player as described in this post?
https://forum.fenoxo.com/threads/how-to-get-adobes-standalone-flash-player.15794/

Stand alone flash projector simply works. Screw Firefox and Edge/MSIE work arounds.

If you regularly have to reset to a backup state, you probably have an issue with a corrupt sector on you HDD or a faulty RAM stick. I'm guessing the restore points are frequently the result of the blue screen of death. I would recommend looking up how to run diagnostics on said issues if this is the case because it will get worse.

True that and +1. Faulty computer hardware will be simply your death. The image pack version of TiTS needs a half gig of space on your hdd, let alone active memory to operate.

Use Microsoft's ram test, or a copy of MemTestx86 to blast your ram and see if there is a fault there. If your primary computer is that unstable, burning it to disc or a bootable flash drive from another machine, friend's loaner or a library system will get you what you need.

If it passes, consider an in place Windows install/upgrade to replenish system and o/s files without losing your logins/apps, etc.

Otherwise, I use stand alone Flash Projector on Windows-x professional, latest build, 100% Adrenaline - Zero fucking defects. ^.^