Old NPSWF32.dll ? (Adobe Flash Player 9.x)

Hello,
i am using Secunia PSI software
Picture in attachement displays programs that the Secunia PSI has detected on my computer for which there are known security updates available. They recommend, that you update or uninstall all programs listed there. ...
Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in)
This installation of Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) is insecure and potentially exposes your system to security threats!
Secunia strongly recommends that you update this program by installing the update that is provided by the vendor of this program.
c:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Bridge CS4\browser\plugins\NPSWF32.dll
c:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Extension Manager CS4\NPSWF32.dll
c:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Device Central CS4\Required\Opera\program\plugins\NPSWF32.dll
I have got Photoshop CS4 and Acrobat 9 Pro
Could you tell me how can i solve this problem? I have installed the newest flash player form your adobe website and but everything is still same
Best Regards,
Martin

Since you have the new version installed you don't have anything to worry about. By default, programs will use the files located in the system32-folder first and only resort to using the files in their plug-in folders if the file in question is not in the windows system32-folder. So if the files in the system32 folder are the most recent then you're ok.

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