Trouble installing flash - could language & region be the cause?

I've been trying to install Safari Flash for my 10.9 Mac OS X System with no sucsess.
After checking all nessesary Safari settings, uninstalling flash and re-installing, and following all other procedures given on Adobe Flash Help pages it is still not working.
I reach as far as step 3 of 3, with a thank you for installing the program however it is not actually installed.
Could having my mac primary language in French and Adobe providing an English version of Flash be affecting this?

Is your region set to France?

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