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It looks like this is some kind of WU glitch, these two updates were released back in August.

Check that the files are actually in place, the system may have restored them during boot from the dllcache folder. Or the problem is that the USB drive, I only checked for SATA. The language of the files does not matter, they are all identical.

It is possible that the setting is hidden.

So there is still a setting somewhere that disables the second core.

On some motherboards, you can disable kernels for compatibility with Win 9x. Therefore, it is advisable to reset the BIOS, especially if one core shows even if ACPI multiprocessor PC. Cores can also be disabled in msconfig, but by default everything is enabled there, so there should be no problem after reinstalling.

What processor is installed? How many processors are visible in Device Manager? If the processor is exactly multi-core, then it is possible that all cores are disabled in the BIOS, except for one.

I found where they write about Flash, but so far there are links only to Air 33 versions. Maybe links to Flash will be added later. https://services.harman.com/adobe

The latest version without a timebomb is 32.0.0.371.

I checked it on a single-core Pentium 4, it also works without problems. Northwood core, 2GB RAM, ATI 3850 video card. 5200 not available for testing. Maybe it's your system, reinstallation might help.

Version 1.4.7 is unofficial, I don't know what changes have been made there, but some videos on it do not open, which work well on 1.4.6.

I downloaded version 12.0.1478 it works without errors. Computer: Core 2 Duo, Nvidia 8600, 3GB RAM. I tried the portable version from Cento8: https://www.upload.ee/files/12237142/360Chrome_12.0.1478.7z

It's hard to say, more information is needed. Are the updates installed, and what (normal and / or POSReady), C ++, what is the configuration of the computer, in particular what is the video card.

I wrote about the problem only in Windows XP. On the W7, everything really works as before. But version 12.0.1053.0 and older on XP had no problems, everything worked fine as on W7.

No, even W10 doesn't support TLS 1.3. W7-10 has more types of encryption version 1.2 than XP and Vista, but 1.3 does not.

It looks like this is a limitation of the chrome engine, if you scroll down the page, there will be a list of "Problems Detected for Hardware GPU". Hardware video decode is only supported in win7+: 159458 Disabled Features: accelerated_video_decode Disable GPU on all Windows versions prior to and including Vista: 315199 Disabled Features: flash_stage3d, gpu_compositing, gpu_rasterization, flash3d, metal, accelerated_webgl2, accelerated_2d_canvas, protected_video_decode, oop_rasterization, accelerated_video_decode, android_surface_control, accelerated_webgl, flash_stage3d_baseline GPU rasterization should only be enabled on NVIDIA and Intel and AMD RX-R2 GPUs with DX11+ or any GPU using ANGLE's GL backend.: 643850 Disabled Features: gpu_rasterization Disable use of D3D11/WebGL2 on Windows Vista and lower Disabled Features: accelerated_webgl2 Protected video decoding with swap chain is for Windows and Intel only Disabled Features: protected_video_decode Some drivers are unable to reset the D3D device in the GPU process sandbox Applied Workarounds: exit_on_context_lost Disable use of Direct3D 11 on Windows Vista and lower Applied Workarounds: disable_d3d11