adobe air?

fluidmotion said:

I used your link, and uninstalled old flash, and
installed the latest one in download file....
thank you.
I watch youtube a lot.

will u tell me why we like to uninstall old Flash player this way?

Sometimes the uninstall application in Control Panel > Programs and Features leaves behind "bits and pieces" of the program you're trying to uninstall. That could prevent a newer version of the program from installing correctly. Since each company knows exactly how their program is coded and how it installs in the operating system, they can build an uninstaller that removes all of those "bits and pieces". Adobe is not the only company that has uninstallers. Many makers of antivirus programs, drivers, etc also have uninstallers.

Ultimate List of Uninstallers

Thank you, Marsmimar.

In a while ago, when i uninstalled old java, somebody from this forum told me to use company's link.

and Norton went to company's removal site when i click uninstall from control panel.

My machine is 32 bit.
Is Flash 11. going to work on this PC?

fluidmotion said:

My machine is 32 bit.
Is Flash 11. going to work on this PC?

It depends which version of Internet Explorer you are using.

Windows 7 ships with Internet Explorer 32-bit and Internet Explorer 64-bit so you need the 32-bit version of Flash for the former and the 64-bit version of Flash for the latter.

I use Opera.
Is Flash 11. going to work?

I'm at work using a Windows XP computer (32-bit.) The latest Adobe Flash installed on this machine is 11.0.1.152. At the Adobe Flash download page you can click on "Are you using a different browser" and a new window will appear. Step 1: Select your operating system; Step 2: Select either Flash 32 bit or Flash 64 bit, Version 11.