Windows 7 64 bit and Ver 11 Beta

I'm running Windows 7, 64 bit OS and so followed the instructions to use the Beta version. The software downloads and installs just fine. However when I go to any website that requires the 10.3 version the websites tell me that I need to install the latest verion (10.3) of Flash Player. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the Beta version three or four times but I always have the same results. The web sites act like I don't have Flash Player installed at all. Any thoughts?

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