Adobe Flash Player and Windows XP 2002 version with 3.19 GHz download problems

Hi,
Any advice on how to download the free version of the Adobe Flash Player onto a Windows XP (year 2002) with 3.19 GHz compatibility computer?
Plus, what version of Adobe Flash Player should I use since my computer is timing out via Internet Explorer.
Thanks a mil.

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Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers)

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