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If I remember correctly you need to have flash player installed for the graph to show up.
Thanks Cunderw, I have checked that, I have the flash player installed as well as enabled for my browsers via the following website and it stated it was using current Flash Version 20.0.0.306 (debug version), Browser name Internet Explorer (ActiveX), Operatring system Windows (Windows 7), and I can successfully view the animated flash generated picture at the bottom of the webpage with the clouds moving. I can see same thing with Google Chrome and Firefox just with different Browser appropriate Names listed.
https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player.html
On my old machine I was using Flash Version 19.0.0.245 (debug version). Don't believe the Flash Version should cause any issue unless there is some sort of issue with Test Complete utilizing the most recent Flash Player?
Thanks for your feedback, do you or anyone else have other ideas of things to chcck or consider?
Mark
- joseph_michaud10 years ago
Staff
Try uninstalling / reinstalling TestComplete...
- McFoesch10 years agoOccasional Contributor
If I recall correctly when I moved from my old laptop to my new laptop, using Windows Add/Remove Program, it prompted me if I wanted to completely uninstall, then it asked me if I wanted to deactivate License (and some verbage related to moving to another machine).
I am thinking I would want to accept the completly uninstall option, then choose to NOT deactivate the license since I will be turning around and reloading the Test Complete back on the same machine I just removed it from.
Does that sound correct?
Thanks, Mark
- joseph_michaud10 years ago
Staff
It does. You're right . . . there's no point in deactivating the license if you'd just simply have to re-activate it again on that same machine.
- AlexKaras10 years agoCommunity Hero
Hi Mark,
TestComplete is 32-bit application and thus can use only 32-bit versions of Java and Flash. But as you are on 64-bit machine and have java script enabled in your browser (don't you? ;) ), then, most probably, all these modern 'overly smart' web sites suggest you to install 64-bit versions of their software. You must pay additional attention and explicitly install 32-bit versions of Java and Flash in order they can be used by 32-bit applications (not only by TestComplete). (If you also need 64-bit versions of Java and Flash - these versions must be installed separately.)
Hope this will help.