Free Flash Player for Windows

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By Media Freeware

Play video files in EXE format.

The free flash player program is specifically designed to allow users to play video files in EXE format. This software application includes a simple and easy-to-use interface. Users can search for the videos through two major options which include the file browser and the tree view. The free flash player software program also allows the users to view the video clips in both large and small icons. The clips can also be viewed as thumbnails and details. The users can also sort the files according to the size of the file, name and the time of creation. Apart from these features, the free flash player software program offers various other features. Users are also allowed to move, copy, delete and rename the flash files in specific formats. The program also facilitates users to create a screensaver, take snapshots and set images as wall papers, switch to full screen mode and so forth. It is a simple software program that enables easy conversion of video files into EXE formats. With the assistance of this free software program, users can download flash movies easily and effortlessly. The program also offers the option to save these files in a specific output directory. The free flash player program also helps to configure settings to create new folders. The program has a built-in viewer which facilitates users to browse through Macromedia flash movies. Users can also play and view the movies on a full screen with the use of this software application. This free software app helps users to capture the flash movie image. It can also be saved in a separate folder if required. Users can also rename the flash movies based on the features provided by this free software program. The free flash player software is easy to use and handle.

Free Flash Player for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: February 2, 2015

Latest update: April 30, 2019

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows NT
Windows 7
Windows 98
Windows 10
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 8
Windows Vista
Windows 2003
Windows Server

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 167,708

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

4.2/5

6 User Votes

Essential player
daniele venusFebruary 23, 2016
Pros
There is no problem with using, everythig works well
Cons
no suspect programs
Summary
Easy to use interface
Kenneth GrossJanuary 24, 2016
Pros
I was always wary of using online tools due to the level of difficulty included in it. But the Free Flash Player app is quite different. It can be used to play video files easily. There are many other attractive features included in this tool.
Cons
it is safe to download. Free from adware and malware.
Summary
Top notch interface
George BrownDecember 23, 2015
Pros
Free Flash Player app has one of the best interfaces that I have seen in online tools. With this app, playing videos in .exe format is so simple. The program facilitates users to play these files without any errors. It is easy to handle this player app even if you are not experienced.
Cons
No malware.
Summary
Top notch interface
MartinezElisaDecember 23, 2015
Pros
Free Flash Player app has one of the best interfaces that I have seen in online tools. With this app, playing videos in .exe format is so simple. The program facilitates users to play these files without any errors. It is easy to handle this player app even if you are not experienced.
Cons
No malware.
Summary
simple yet powerfull
rsugiantoAugust 8, 2014
Pros
powerful yet simple
Cons
no cons! all great!
Summary
Viruses are bundled with it!
thomasprewitApril 21, 2014
Pros
You can avoid it if you read this review.
Cons
Its bundled with plurpush, vopackage, and conduit malware.
Summary
I thought if I did a Windows system restore beforehand, I'd be safe. But the viruses I caught prevented me from using that restore. I had to edit the registry looking for any signs of them to remove them, then ran Malwarebytes to get rid of the rest.