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      06-19-2011
When you update Adobe Flash Player and Reader, is it best to uninstall them first before you install the updated version?

Also, is the latest Flash Player finally compatible with a 64 bit browser?
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      06-19-2011
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When you update Adobe Flash Player and Reader, is it best to uninstall them first before you install the updated version?
It may be a better choice but I never do uninstall first.

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Also, is the latest Flash Player finally compatible with a 64 bit browser?
I don't know.
 
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      06-20-2011
Thanks Clifford.

Still curious if anyone knows the status of the Flash Player's compatibility with
the 64 bit browsers?
I searched Adobe but couldn't get anything definitive. Adobe is just weird.
 
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After reading the latest news it still appears, Adobe Flash Player "Square" is the version you will need for a 64-bit browser.

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Keep in mind the last update was Preview 3, dated back Nov 30th 2010.
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I'm using the Flash player square and it works just fine with IE9 64-bit.
 
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      06-20-2011
Adobe has a flash player for 64 bit google it. I have it installed for my 64 bit IE 9
 
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I just upgrade it and let the upgrading upgrade, updated and replace their files.
Sure they can handle it well.
 
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