Candy Crush's display changed two days ago to a much older version. Why?

Anaiutande said:

I think I did from the Adobe website, but, to be true, I can't remember well. Which is the right way to do it? Thank you very much

Hi again, @Anaiutande !

Going to the Adobe Website is usually what users who have issues normally do. Unfortunately, that is a very bad idea! Adobe Flash Player has too many versions that are confusing to users posing Security Risks. First and foremost, you don't know what version is built-in in your browser. Installing a different version will result to your Flash Player blocked by the your browser. The only way to find out what version you downloaded and installed is by going to your Computer's Control Panel and compare it with the one supported by your browser. I don't recommend that you do this yourself since you said you can't remember what you did. It is very risky. You might inadvertently delete some important programs that will make you life worse than it is right now. I want you to find a family member who is knowledgeable in Windows 10 Settings. If that person knows a lot about it, he can figure out what to do next.

I was hoping that you did not attempt to download and install any version at the Adobe Website. I can give you other information that is not as risky as going into the Control Panel. 

Why don't we check and see if your Chrome Browser is updated. Go to Settings by clicking the 3 Dots on the Upper Right Hand Corner of your browser as shown in the first ScreenShot below. A Dropdown Menu will open. Go down and click Help. Slide your mouse to the left of it when a box opens and click About Google Chrome. If your browser is not updated, it will automatically update it. However, if it is updated, it will show you the Version like the Second ScreenShot below.

Now, I want you to check the Chrome Components to find out what the Flash Player Version is supported by the browser. On the address bar next to the right of back & forward arrows, refresh arrows and Home Icon, type-in this link: chrome://components/ . You can also Copy and Paste this to the address bar to make sure you have the correct address. When entered, this will open a new page with the 14 Components. See the third ScreenShot. On top, you'll see MEI Preload. Second to the very bottom, you'll find the Adobe Flash Player, just above the Woodbine Content Decryption Module. I want you to press the Check For Update. This should fix your Candy Crush Saga problem. If it doesn't, then you have other underlying issues that were created by downloading and installing an incorrect version which is causing conflict with Chrome's built in version. 



I know this is too much to understand which is why you need a family member who is knowledgeable in Computer Operations to help you fix this issue. Here is the link to Google Chrome Help for more information: https://support.google.com/chrome/?p=help&ctx=menu#topic=7438008

Hope this helps!

Thanks!