Style Error 2134: what is this and how can I fix it

Quite often, users after installation orMacromedia plug-in updates are faced with the problem that instead of playing video on some Internet resources the Style Error 2134 error message pops up. However, on the same video hosting YouTube is OK, and on other sites the video does not play. Why?

Style Error 2134: What is this error?

The first thing that comes to mind is the failure of the flash player. This is partly true, but the problem itself is much broader.

The fact is that the error Style Style 2134 canappear even if the latest version of Flash Player is present in the system. Of course, in the presence of failures in the system itself and concurrently installed add-ons for Adobe and Macromedia, conflicts arise between them, but, as a rule, the reason is not that.

Error 2134: what to do first?

If the user knows the time of occurrencefailure, the simplest thing that you can do is to restore the system from rollback to the point where everything worked without problems. Upgrade both players, too, will not hurt. Perhaps, an incorrect installation was made. To do this, just go to the official resources and download from there the newest version of the software, and then integrate into the system. Sometimes the banal reset of the most used browser will help.

Flash Player Settings

But this technique may not work, and Style Error 2134 may appear again, so for now, it's better to just set some important parameters for the Flash Player plug-in itself.

To do this, go to the official websiteMacromedia in the global save settings section and set the slider to place the space in the zero position (leftmost position), and also tick the Allow Third-party Flash ... In the local settings of the plug-in, you can also delete the data and set the URL to save the information to the computer again (if required).

Deleting faulty files

Finally, if a Style Error 2134 error occursagain and again, you need to find it in the Roaming folder (either in the local user's section or in the admin section), which is usually located in the AppData directory, the two directories are #Shared Objects and Macromedia.com (you can do it with programs -optimizators).

In most cases, their manual removal solvesthe problem is one hundred percent. However, for complete certainty, you should additionally use the online parameters and local settings described above. Keep in mind that the initial directories can be hidden, so first you will need to use the Explorer menu and set the display options for the corresponding objects. Although you can use two percent symbols (%) to search through the string, which stand out for the name of the hidden object.

Instead of the total

If the above methods for some reasonthe desired result is not given, perhaps a small utility Microsoft Fix will help in fixing the problem. If this also does not work, it could very well be that the problem is the viruses or malicious code penetrating the computer. As is already clear, in this situation it will be necessary to make a full diagnosis of the system, using the advanced scanning technique. To do this, it is recommended to use powerful portable scanners or disk tools that allow you to find threats and neutralize them before the actual operating system is launched.

However, as practice shows, in mostcases it is not required. It is enough to use two basic methods of correcting the situation, and preferably both together. Actually, the technique is too complicated. The only thing that can cause some misunderstanding is the player's setting on the official site of Macromedia. But even here, if desired, even the most unprepared user, who has never encountered system settings and multimedia parameters, will be able to figure it out. So this is not a problem either.