Adobe Flash Player on 64 bit
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May 24, 2010 at 06:52 AM
May 24, 2010 at 06:52 AM
you have to log on in save mod
i dont know if you added password to the administrator account (you can only log on in the windows admin-acc when windows is starting in save mode)
i dont know how to get in save mode with linux but by PC you have to press F5 or F8
if you have no password you have luck and can download all you want in the internet without the message "you have to be an admin" or something else.
p.s. : the admin-acc is the password you selected in the windows installation
if you selected no pw in installation you wont have a pw in admin-acc
i dont know if you added password to the administrator account (you can only log on in the windows admin-acc when windows is starting in save mode)
i dont know how to get in save mode with linux but by PC you have to press F5 or F8
if you have no password you have luck and can download all you want in the internet without the message "you have to be an admin" or something else.
p.s. : the admin-acc is the password you selected in the windows installation
if you selected no pw in installation you wont have a pw in admin-acc
Adobe Flash Player is not supported for playback in 64-bit browsers. Flash Player will, however, run in a 32-bit browser, running on a 64-bit operating system e.g. Windows 7 64 bit
For those running Linux there is a pre-release version of Flash Player 10 for 64-bit Linux available from Adobe Labs.
Basically to run Flash Player on a 64-bit operating system other than Linux, you must use a 32-bit browser.
For those running Linux there is a pre-release version of Flash Player 10 for 64-bit Linux available from Adobe Labs.
Basically to run Flash Player on a 64-bit operating system other than Linux, you must use a 32-bit browser.
This worked for me: I had similar probs on a Win7 IE8 64B OS. I uninstalled Java and add-ons from Adobe (Reader, Flash, Shockwave). I reinstalled Java then Adobe products following the steps found here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html Play special attention to the Player Plug-in and Player ActiveX, making sure they install.
http://get2.adobe.com/...
open with chrome browser and select ANOTHER OS you have ... guys
enjoy flash player will installed on your IE 8 windows 7 64bit
open with chrome browser and select ANOTHER OS you have ... guys
enjoy flash player will installed on your IE 8 windows 7 64bit