I recently had a problem with MSN that related to the Flash Player in Windows 8 Desktop Internet Explorer. They recommended that I uninstall Flash Player, going as far as using the Flash Player removal tool. At the time I did not know that it was imbedded into Windows 8.
Since then, when I enter Street view on Google Maps, I get at least three of the dialog boxes shown in the first two Capture(x).jpg that I have attached. If I press the "Dismiss All" button, the image clears and I can navigate anywhere in Street View. If I exit Street View and then go back in, I get the error box again. This happens anywhere I go into Street View, so this has nothing to do with the location I chose for illustration. The Google Maps site is in my Trusted Sites Security setting, and I have reset the IE.
I have tried to reinstall Flash Player, uninstall again, and it still exhibits this problem. When I go to the download area the Flash Player website still thinks I have Flash installed, though it is showing an older version than what they say is current. I do not get this error using Chrome (and no, I don't want to just use Chrome, I want to fix the problem). This doesn't happen on my new Surface Pro, or my son's Windows 8 computer which is nearly identical to mine. I must have broken something.
I have Windows 8 Pro installed as an upgrade to Windows 7 Pro. I am running an Intel Core i7-3770k - 3.5 GHz on a P8Z77-V Asus motherboard with 8 GB ram.
P. S. I also had a challenging time attaching these images. I would click Attach another File in the upload dialog box and nothing would happen. The web page had to be recovered before it worked.