We're having the same issues here...

Win 7 64-bit

Firefox / IE 8

Clicking the Download Now button refreshes and nothing happens.

Clicking the checkbox to avoid spamware installation (McAfee) causes a Javascript error

$A is not a function [Break On This Error] return __method.apply(null, [this].concat($A(arguments))); prototype.js (line 246)

Also... noticed I'm getting (301 Moved Permanently) Status back from

GET /flashplayer/download/ 301

GET /flashplayer/ 301

We need this page to work for our clients to be able to use our Flex application.  Urgency is important here.  Thanks!

Same here.  Vista/IE9.  Keep trying to open email attachments needing Flash only to be told I need to load it.  I uninstall it (which is the current version), and then download the lastest from the Adobe site.  Adobe window says Flash installed and playing.  I then reopen IE9 and the email.  Clicking on the the attachment again brings up the note that Flash is not installed, and that I need to install it.  Have gone through this process Multiple times, including disabling virus sw during the download and install.  This is true of multiple emails w/attachments needing Flash.

Any advice, any one?

I'm having this same problem, and the page you gave a link to has this message near the top:

•   Note:Flash Player does not support 64-bit versions of Windows XP and Vista. Flash Player 11 now includes support for Windows 7 64-bit

So, what do I do?

The file in my Flash folder is FlashUtil64_11_1_102_ActiveX

I can't watch any videos in Explorer!

I tried that with  no luck. The proper Flash player showed up in my control panel/ programs. But I still get black Youtube screens with the message that I need to upgrade. I've worked on this all day with no results.

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TOMMICMAC wrote:

 

OPERATING SYSTEM IS, 32 BIT EDITION, ON INTERNET EXPLORER, WANT ADOBE FLASH PLAYER FOR TO SEE VIDEOS

32 bit edition of what exactly? Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000?

Also, which edition of Internet Explorer? Is it 6, 7, 8 or what?

Do you have Flash installed at all at the moment? If so which version? Go to: http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

if you don't have it, or even if you do, what happens exactly when you attempt to install it or update it?

Can you see this test video? http://www.youtube.com/swf_test.html

Flash Player for Internet Explorer

Is this the installation file that you have tried?

jon.sullivan.mindflash wrote:

 

We're having the same issues here...

 

Win 7 64-bit

Firefox / IE 8

 

Clicking the Download Now button refreshes and nothing happens.

Clicking the checkbox to avoid spamware installation (McAfee) causes a Javascript error

 

Adobe earns commission from McAfee if you install their app. That's the only reason it's there. It doesn't scan the file you're downloading.

Can you please do the following.

1. Disable McAfee (preferably uninstall it because it can conflct with your own security software) and any security applications you have installed. Most of these incorporate file scanners which spring into action as soon as you attempt to install an executable. This interferes with the uninstall/installation process and can corrupt the process. If using AVAST antivirus, right click the orange icon in the systray and choose to disable all shields for one hour.
2. Download the Flash uninstaller from here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html Choose to Save it if you're using IE to download it with. Do not choose Run.
3. Close IE and run the uninstaller.
4. Reboot.
5. When the system reboots to the desktop, disable your AV and security apps once more.
6. In this link, scroll down to "Install in a firewall proxy server environment" and then download the x64 installer. If you use more than one browser, download both installers: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html#main_Download_and_install_t he_latest_Flash_Player_version
7. If using IE, choose Run to install immediately when downloading the ActiveX version, otherwise choose to Save the non-ActiveX installer for use on another browser. ActiveX is a Microsoft technology which only works with Internet Explorer. If you use another browser such as Firefox, Opera etc., then you need to use the non-ActiveX installer to install Flash on those browsers.

N.B. If after you successfully install Flash on IE and want to proceed with the installation on another browser, do not run the uninstaller again. If you do, it will uninstall it from IE as well and you'll be back where you started.