Adobe flash player explorer 64 bit issue

new L355-s7835 vista home premium 64 preinstalled, explorer 7 64 bit pre installed, 40 days old now.. while options will not show adobe flash player in use, I've had no trouble running it apearently until two days ago.. adobe says it's a 32 bit player and they are wroking on a 64 bit version.. yet I've been able to view sites such as u-tube intil two days ago..
I guess i need to uninstall explorer 64 bit and install 32 bit??
I am confused that it ran untill a few days ago though. checked to see if micro soft updated something, but no.. a few weeks ago I installed by reccomendation of microsoft silverlight and could not view online videos such as u-tube, so uninstalled it and solved the problem..
if it ran before why not now? computer is clean, been running computers since the windows 3.0 days, when things were simple. lol just had to go through files and dump garbage to keep it clean back then.. these days it's a compliing monster, lol
did a search here already and couldn't find anybody complaing about this isssue, thanks for any help
Message Edited by Jeff-1989 on 04-14-2009 08:35 PM
Message Edited by Jeff-1989 on 04-14-2009 08:37 PM

32-bit programs are normally found in the x86 folder. You can tell which version you're running by clicking "Help" and selecting About Internet Explorer. The 64-bit version will say so. The 32-bit version just has the version number. Don't fault Microsoft for the problem. The fact is that Adobe has failed to provide 64-bit versions of Flash player. They are the ones who own the player and the ones who must provide updates. Personally I think the fact that they haven't yet come up with 64-bit versions doesn't speak very well of Adobe's support for their products.

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