Is Flash Player 11.7.700.224 really compatable with Windows Vista 64-bit?

I ask this question because under System Requirements, Window Vista 64-bit isn't listed. I've inserted the link for the system requirements below...
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/tech-specs.html
I'm trying to figure why my Flash Player disappears from time to time when I'm watching a clip/video and then my Internet Explorer 9 typically stops working, it closes down, and then it opens up and asks me if I want to restore the browsing session. I'm thinking that this has to do with having both Internet Explorer 9 32-bit and 64-bit. I read online that Internet Explorer 9 has both and this is why I'm questioning whether Flash Player 11.7.700.224 might be contributing to this issue or was Window Vista 64-bit left off the system requirements in error?
Thanks!

Try using the installers from the links in http://forums.adobe.com/thread/909550
P.S. topic moved to the Installation section of the forum.

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I just can't get Flash Player to install on my computer with Windows Vista 64-Bit - doesnt matter if I try with Firefox, Opera or IE (I usually use Firefox).
The download isn't a problem, but when I start the downloaded .exe, this file just disappears from my download folder and nothing happens - besides starting a process called install_flashplayer11x32_mssd_aih_3.exe, which does nothing. The usual installation popup never appears. After that I can't try starting the installation again, until disabling the process via task manager ("Only a single instance of this application may run"). Doesn't matter if I try the download and installation with or without "McAffe Security Plus" btw - same result.
I never had such a problem before - Flash Player 10.3 was and is no problem to install and use.
I have tried all the measures suggested in the troubleshooting section on the official site, including the advanced troubleshooting measures (uninstall old version, run as administrator, disabling software firewalls, disabling virus scanner etc.). Nothing helps.
I don't got those problems with my laptop running Windows 7 - just my desktop computer with Vista 64-Bit.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Try using the installers from the links in http://forums.adobe.com/thread/909550
P.S. topic moved to the Installation section of the forum.

Flash Player 11.7.700.224 stops working

Flash Player 11.7.700.224 stops working. Must uninstall to stop pop up notices that it stopped. It takes over my Firefox. I reinstall and in a day or two I again get those endless notices that stop me from using Firefox. What's up?

When I did what you suggested, the videos start to load -- I see about 3 seconds or so and then I get a
"video player error" message on a black screen. I tried 5 different videos with the same result; some played a few seconds longer than the others. I also upgraded to Firefox 22, but that seemed to have no effect on anything with this.

Flash player 11.7.700.224 keeps crashing in firefox 21.0

anybody else having trouble with flash player 11.7.700.224 crashing in firefox 21.0?

Yes, & it occurs several times a day ! So Aggravating & frustrating !

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I'm using flash player 11.7.700.224. I've uninstalled it (there were no old versions) and reinstalled it many times. Movies won't load in YouTube unless I put https in front of the address. I've done everything Adobe suggests doing with caches, etc. Also, Internet Explorer 10 keeps crashing when I try to use it. I've read in one place that the problem is with Total Defense Internet Security Suite (version 7). Anyone have any suggestions?

When I did what you suggested, the videos start to load -- I see about 3 seconds or so and then I get a
"video player error" message on a black screen. I tried 5 different videos with the same result; some played a few seconds longer than the others. I also upgraded to Firefox 22, but that seemed to have no effect on anything with this.

Computer crash with Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.224

I installed Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.224 (OS Windows 7 (64-bit)) and now, each time I try to see a video, my computer crashes

I have checked the graphic drivers and they are up to date.
I install the last version of Flash Player, start to see a video and after few seconds the screen become black and I have to force the restarting of computer

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My PC does not recognize that I have installed Flash Player 11.7.700.24.

uninstall it & reinstall the release that used to work.

Is flash player 11.3 compatible with Windows vista 64 bit?

I don't have major issues with the video and sound (the flash player used to crash frequently but that seems to have been resolved). But I can't adjust the volume with the volume control wheel when I watch videos on firefox. When I check volume mixer the flash player is tied to the speaker, not firefox.
The product description for flash player 11.3 seems to suggest that it will not support Windows Vista 64 bit. Should I revert back to an older version? What's the most straightforward way to do that? Is the Adobe team fairly close to finding a solution?
Much thanks to anyone who provide some answers for people who aren't computer savvy - like me.

Previously, with separate 32-bit and 64-bit installers, you could run the 64-bit installer on Vista, and it would work correctly. However, it was not officially supported by Adobe.
Now with the 11.3 combined installers, I do not know what it installs on Vista. I do not have Vista available, so I cannot test it. Can you tell me what files you have in
C:\Windows\system32\macromed\flash ?
C:\Windows\syswow64\macromed\flash ?

How to install Flash Player with Windows Vista 64 bit?

IE 9, Windows Vista 64-bit, Flash Player quit working and won't install. Error Adobe Flash Player 11.1.102.55. I have deactivated User Accounts and Security, gone to Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash and Run as Administrator NPSWF32_FlashUtil, and still not working. One suggestion was to run an add-on from Macromedia, but that failed and I don't know what the add-on was. Have also run System Restore and restored all my Internet security setttigs to default. Nothing is working!

If you can not see the moving sphere: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/155/tn_15507.html
Check the following:
Enabling Flash Player in Internet Explorer 9
ActiveX Filtering in Internet Explorer 9
Also check this:
In I.E.9, click Tools, click Internet options, click Security tab, ensure that the Internet security level is Medium-high.

Which version of Flash Player do I need to download for a Windows Vista 64bit system?

HELP!!!!
I have looked and looked on the webside for which version of Flash Player I should download for my Windows Vista 64 bit system!

Flash Player for ActiveX (Internet Explorer)
Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers)

Flash player 11.7.700.224

Je suis sur PC, Windows 7 Pro, Windows Internet Explorer 9. J'ai téléchargé FlashPlahyer 11.7.700.224 et ne peut ouvrir aucune vidéo ni PDF Calaméo qui me sont transmises dans le cadre de mon bénévolat pour la recherche médicale sur la sclérose en plaques (MS). A chaque fois on me demande de "mettre à jour mon flash player"
Qelle solution ? quel flash player télécharger ?
Merci

Bonjour,
Je ne sais pas si ça pourra résoudre votre problème mais la version actuelle est la 11.7.700.225 et se télécharge à cette adresse.
Concernant les PDF il faut avoir installé Adobe reader pour y accéder.

Windows 8 + IE10 + Flash Player 11.7.700.224 = ???

Hello all.
I've read uncountable pages so far, but none of them could represent the issue I am facing.
The investigation goes with the following sequence of installation:
1. Clean Windows 8 x64 OS
2. Updated VGA driver
3. Update for Internet Explorer Flash Player for Windows 8 x64-based systems (KB2847928)
4. Set IE10 to use "desktop mode" only
After proceeding this way, when checking Flash Player "about page":
When opening "Flash Player (32-bit)" in Control Panel:
In IE10 Add-ons Manager:
When browsing, it is possible to open Flash content withou problems.
The only annoyance is the ActiveX control is not recognized by the settings manager at all.
This is so obvious, since the application looks for the plug-in instead, as if there were no ActiveX in the system.
Is the ActiveX now "hidden" after the most recent update so that users do not mess around, or is this behaviour somehow awkward?

When I did what you suggested, the videos start to load -- I see about 3 seconds or so and then I get a
"video player error" message on a black screen. I tried 5 different videos with the same result; some played a few seconds longer than the others. I also upgraded to Firefox 22, but that seemed to have no effect on anything with this.

Is Flash Player 11 just not compatible with Windows Vista 64 bit?

When I installed the latest version of Flash, I lost the ability to view You Tube videos for more than the first 3 or 4 seconds. Today I went to the adobe site thinking I needed a new flash player, and got this message:
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.
Seriously? So I have to scrap my computer or get Windows 7 in order to use Flash?
I am not a techy, so I have resisted coming to the forums and getting a response I don't know what to do with. If you have an answer for this, I would really REALLY appreciate it if you can translate it into language for the lay person.
It isn't just You Tube videos, either. So many news and other items are now done in video instead of an article, and I am finding that I am not able to get information I am looking for because of this.
Please help!

susancritelli wrote:
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.
What this means is the following: the 64-bit version of Flash Player will install fine on Vista 64-bit, but Adobe will not provide support if it does not work as expected.
In fact, Adobe will not provide any support for any Flash Player on any platform, except here in this forum.
I suggest that you
uninstall your current Flash Player using the uninstaller from http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html
install the 64-bit Flash Player with the offline installer(s) from http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/installation-problems-flash-player-windows.html#Ins tall_in_a_firewall_proxy_server_environment
Good luck!

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Hi jwklingon,
Thanks for confirming the behaviour, much appreciated. The online installer that you were using (aih in the file name) downloads the Flash Player installer silently in the background and installs it silently. It appears that, for some reason, the download was not occurring. The link Andy provided has the offline installers, which are the full installers and don't download anything in the background. Those should work on your system. If it doesn't, please provide a screenshot of the error the displays, if any.
Thank you.
Maria

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