Windows 7: Latest Version of Adobe Flash Player

You've just answered your own question. Flash will work on the 32-bit IE in Windows 7 x64 system. Both versions of IE are shown in the All programs list.

sorry man maybe i was not clear in my question, i want to know if the latest flash player 10 will work or only as suggested before the version 9 will work.

and thanks for your much help

Yea, its in Beta version, they have a sort of help page somewhere in their site for help in installing it on ubuntu

In 32-bit IE, yes it's fine.

To be more specific, the latest version of flash will work in the 32-bit version of IE8, which would be 10.

Peace

Just yesterday, I purchased a Toshiba laptop from Comet which already had Windows 7. Everything is working perfectly fine and fast. However, when I come to download Adobe Flash Player 10 off their website I have problems. The estimated download time is 3 minutes and it took mine an hour to download and even then it said their was problems and I had to start again. I have tried downloading it again and it goes just as slow. Does anybody know what to do? I would be really grateful it'd save me the time and effort of going into Comet and enquiring
I really need flash player though to get on youtube etc.

Maybe there's something wrong with your router or your ISP is slow at downloading. I'm no pro though!

Prerelease/beta Adobe Flash player 10.1 -
Adobe Releases Flash Player 10.1 And AIR 2.0

Yes...I am also pumped for this beta since I have a new Ion-based nettop...and this release is targeted for offloading Flash processing to the GPU.

It's still very beta, but initial reports are very encouraging:

AnandTech: AnandTech Tests GPU Accelerated Flash 10.1 Prerelease


Some highlights for Ion-based systems:

• Dramatic CPU utilization drops for Windowed and Desktop Hulu
• Curiously, not much improvement (and no CPU drop) for full-screen browser-based Hulu...which they are working on
• An issue with some youtube HD videos with non-standard widths for which the plugin defaults (back) to software-based encoding rather than offloading to the GPU. The article has a workaround...and both Adobe and NVidia are working on it
• Getting full benefit also requires updating drivers to new Flash 10.1 optimized drivers: NVIDIA DRIVERS 195.55

ATI is also working on drivers and promises a release for later today.


I am so pumped. I just bought that Atom 330 / Ion nettop for HTPC use and, while acceptable, it has a way to go since Flash has been CPU-based rather than using the GPU. Big props to Adobe for making the Beta public and doing so only days after their recent demo. They had only been promising for a release in 1H2010.

Yeah, the ATI 9.11 are out now with support for this.