Flah Player Error Message

When installing flash player I recieve error message stating "internet explorer script error," and flash player fails to install.

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> Thanks for your response Larry. What really seems
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>
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sunnyskoolof13 wrote: i cannot reinstall my adobe flash player. i get a message to close following programs, internet explorer and brccmctl. i closed intern. exp. but i dont know what brccmctl is. please help. thn u
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