Unity web player installation

Refresh the page. Try another browser Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc. Check Unity Web Player for updates and make sure you have the latest version installed from the official website. Check if your firewall has blocked Unity Web Player. If so, add it to safe list or unblock it. If the problem persists, uninstall and re-install Unity Web Player from your computer, close all browsers.

If it still doesn't work, even though most problems stop at this stage, reboot your system. Do you use Avast Anti-Virus? Perform a System Restore. MD5: f4ee15d97fdbe1ff7c SHA 62ee6cbedea37da0dbd MD5: 5ef0cbbe8e24a19d09c5c23fcb3. SHA a0ddb09fc7efc00ce MD5: 5e43b2bd9f7c0c1f SHA 79c1ad5f9b0ef30bf10b94bb2fce5. MD5: cf24a8e66d3cf5ba3b04d39da SHA eb6f92b67f8dac4efd3dbab44e MD5: d09bc77efb1b4d4c4d99b44b SHA b6affacb89b39bacfeda9a. MD5: 27bdaf4fde2da8b.

SHA edfbaebacd4a1b92e14addb. When faced with these problems it helps a lot to know what browser and OS you have. The general approach is to uninstall the existing plugin. Oh, and then empty the trash. Reboot the machine. Now check that the plugin really has gone. On a Mac just check that the plugin is not in the Internet Plug-Ins folder. Next empty your browser cache. This is essential, since it's possible that the browser has downloaded an old or broken copy of the installer.

Then download a fresh installer to your desktop or download folder. Quit the browser and then run the installer. This only installs one of three components. The others are downloaded when you view content with Unity WebPlayer.

Then go to our gallery, and perhaps choose the Angry Bots demo. If you are familiar with FireBug, Fiddler or IE Developer Tools, it's worth watching the page and checking that a couple of zip files are downloaded. These will have the Mono and Player components that are needed. The webplayer plugin should fetch these and install them behind the scenes.