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The job.Why is Microsoft Silverlight not uninstalling?If Microsoft Silverlight is not uninstalling normally then the chances are high that some of its files are manipulated that are causing the issues while uninstalling. Reinstall Microsoft Silverlight from the original source and then try to uninstall. This will resolve all your problems.Is Microsoft Silverlight necessary?Microsoft Silverlight is a third party software designed for a specific purpose. Its not a window program, essential for windows OS to run evenly. You can uninstall it if its not necessary for you.Microsoft Silverlight showing error while uninstalling?Most of the tools shows this manfunctioning if something is blocking them from uninstalling from the system. Reinstall the Microsoft Silverlight and try to perform the uninstallation procedure again.Can’t uninstall Microsoft Silverlight3rd Party software are hard to uninstall completely as they are designed to be stuck inside your laptop if you ever try to delete. You have to delete all traces of Microsoft Silverlight from your PC registry and then it will be removed from your system.Microsoft Silverlight file location in Windows 7,8 and 10All software that gets installed on your laptop, provides a shortcut icon on the Desktop window. Just right click on the Microsoft Silverlight icon on the desktop and select properties. From there you’ll get the location of Microsoft Silverlight where it is installed by the Windows.

I’ve written a few times about some of the controls that have been provided by organizations like Telerik and ComponentOne. I figured it would be a good idea to do a larger dump of those that I’m aware of (and hope you add comments to point me to others so I can amend this list) and help make you aware of them as well. There are a ton of great resources out there for Silverlight developers and I’m always impressed how our developer partners are extending our platforms to make tools for developers (and most of the time better than we do :-)). Here’s my round-up of controls (alphabetically – links here will jump to their section): Cellbi ComponentArt ComponentOne DevExpress Divelements FarPoint GOA Toolkit (Netikatech) Infragistics Intersoft (WebAqua and more) SilverlightContrib Silverlight Toolkit SLExtensions Telerik Vectorlight Visifire Xceed Open Source and Other Silverlight Projects Cellbi Cellbi has a library called SvLite Effects which contains animations and controls such as: Carousel Wipe SlideShow Primitives Tweens Window ComboBox Accordion A demonstration of these controls is provided on the SvLite Effects site. (back to top) ComponentArt ComponentArt recently announced their roadmap for Web.UI for Silverlight. While there is nothing downloadable as of this writing, they do have plans for a suite of controls for Silverlight that include: ContextMenu DataGrid Slider TreeView ItemFlow Menu Toolbar Upload Some of their current preview demos are available on their technology preview site for the Web.UI for Silverlight controls. (back to top) ComponentOne ComponentOne extends their “Studio” line of products to include a Studio for Silverlight which currently includes a suite of controls: Accordion Book Chart Color Picker ComboBox Cube Data DataGrid DragDropManager Expander FilePicker Gauges HeaderContent HtmlHost Hyper Panel Image Image Magnifier Image Rotator Layout Panels Maps Masked TextBox Menu MessageBox NumericBox Range Slider RichTextBox SpellChecker TreeView Uploader Window Zip You can explore these controls using their Silverlight Control Explorer sample application. (back to top) DevExpress No stranger to the control market, DevExpress hit the ground running early with releasing a DataGrid along with full source code. They have since added more to their Silverlight-specific controls: DataGrid Rich Text Editor Menu/Toolbar Controls Layout Manager These can all be viewed using their online demos area of their site. (back to top) FarPoint Another familiar name, probably most widely known to Visual Basic developers for FarPoint Spread, the team has seemingly been working on a set of controls

I keep getting prompted to install Silverlight. Google Chrome on Mac OS X 10.9 or later (Snow Leopard). In the address bar, type chrome://plugins to access the Chrome Plugins menu. Under Silverlight, select Enable. Try Netflix again. Want to contact us? Dec 21, 2015 - On the address bar in Chrome, type chrome://flags/#enable-npapi. In the Enable NPAPI Mac, Windows box, click Enable. Exit and then restart Chrome. Reopen the Silverlight page. Right-click the broken puzzle piece image, and then select Run this Plugin.Browser plug-in stalwarts know about the planned move to a plugin-free web by top Internet software companies. It has become increasingly difficult to access Silverlight content in the browser with every passing year. No browser has pushed back against NPAPI plug-ins as hard as Google Chrome.In fact, the option to even enable Silverlight in Chrome was removed by Google in September of 2015. Yet some Silverlight content remains on the internet. Those who want to display it using the web’s most popular web browser are at a loss.But not a complete loss. It is still possible to use Silverlight in Chrome on Windows 10 with a free extension. The extension for Chrome is not only useful for displaying web pages with Silverlight content, but also for Sharepoint, Java and ActiveX content too. Until which time it becomes impossible to use these technologies, holdouts can still view Silverlight content within the Chrome wrapper. IE Tab emulates Internet Explorer within a Chrome browser window. The extension uses the Internet Explorer rendering engine so you can view Silverlight content.Best quality video chat app for mac. Caveat: IE Tab works on Windows only.

( Windows IE )You get to the desktop mode by selecting the desktop tile on Win 8.0 or in win 8.1 there's a little window icon bottom left you can click. If you’re looking at a bunch of tiles then that isn’t desktop. You don’t have that option at all if you are using a Win RT device such as a Surface ( without a “pro” on the end ). In the "Search web and Windows" box on the taskbar.Ĭheck your operating system and browser are on the list:Ĭompatible Operating Systems and Browsers.Īlthough Internet Explorer is one of the more reliable browsers with Silverlight it’s only the version on the desktop view of Win8/8.1 which is compatible. You should use Internet Explorer on Windows 10. On Windows 10 the default browser is Edge, this is incompatible with Silverlight and MS will not be adding Silverlight support. Other companies seem to have decided that means they’re not going to support Silverlight.įor example, it just won’t work on recent macs using Chrome. Silverlight is currently in end of lifetime support from Microsoft. Obviously, if you see something else like a blank page or a message to install silverlight etc then you have proven there is a problem with your Silverlight and browser combination. If you see a video player straight away then that is rendered using Silverlight. If Silverlight works for you at all then the chances are you need to be talking to whoever provides the website you're trying to use.įollow