Judging by the google searches for this problem its pretty common, but nothing I've done has helped. Here there is an apparent solution on Microsoft's help page mentioning "stale registry keys" and manually removing them (which is apparently risky) but the instructions are only for XP and Visa so I don't know how to relate this to a Mac.ĭeleted the Microsoft folder in Library/Application Support. Restart and try to re-install.ĭo the previous two things, but try to re-install off Firefox. A newer version of this software already exists on this disk."ĭeleted anything with Silverlight in the name from my /Library/Internet Plug-Ins and /Library/Receipts, restarting, and trying to install again.ĭownloaded EasyFind to try and delete anything related to Silverlight in invisible files/folders and package contents. When I try to install Silverlight and I select my HD, it says: "Microsoft Silverlight Browser Plug-In can't be installed on this disk.
Most browser plug-ins (including Silverlight, Flash, Java and almost all ActiveX controls) only work in 32-bit browsers currently. RECOMMENDED: Use Silverlight in the 32-bit Internet Explorer process on 圆4 systems. I go to the Silverlight download page, download a file called Silverlight.dmg which, when I click it, brings up a file called Silverlight.pkg. Only version 1.0 of Microsoft Silverlight supports the Macintosh PowerPC. When I try to watch Netflix (on Chrome), I get a message says that I need to install the Microsoft Silverlight plug-in. Netflix says to upgrade Silverlight on your computer Your current browser version is out of date and uses the Microsoft Silverlight plug-in to play Netflix.
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