If you want to keep using IE 9 64 you could switch to the YouTube HTML5 Video Player most videos have been converted to it & its much faster & responsive than the Flash version.
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
If you join the trial all videos will play using the HTLM5 player to use Flash again for YouTube videos you have to return to the page & opt out.
Tully Again!I am so frustrated that I will throw the whole computer out the window.
First it was the continous download problem, got lots of answers, but all were beyond my brain. Thanx for trying.
Now a major problem. I use Adobe flash player & Adobe Reader all the time.
I have Win7 64 bit & IE9 64 bit. I have been try for 3 days to either of these running on my computer. They were working perfectly & sudenly they stopped working. Adobe RDR gives error 1606 & Flash saya will not run on 64 bit IE.
It gives 2 MS urls, both are not available, & Adobe solutions are betond me.
It seems Adobe is at war with MS.
In the meantime I can't play online videos & can't open PDF files.
Any easy solutions to this?
Why doesn't Adobe have solutions for these problems?
Are there any alternatives to Adobe?
Help!
Finally I woke Up!
I just did a restore to a point about a month ago & behold every thing WORKS!!
You guys tried!! THANX
Not exactly sure what you did other than a restore point but happy you sorted the issue.
Peace
The restore may have gone back to a point where the shortcuts for IE were pointing to the proper, 32-bit executable.
A very good alternative to Adobe reader is PDF-XChange Viewer its in a different league as regards speed.
Tracker Software Products :: PDF Creation Software, Free PDF Viewer
From my experience; I've always seen the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of IE right next to each other by default in Windows 7 64-bit. Under Start > All Programs (In the top section that is above the program folders). I've attached a screenshot of how mine looks.
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