'Your Browser(Safari) is out of Date' What do I do?

I have OS X with Safari. I have ben informed by a popup that my Browser is out of Date, and that Adobe Flash Player needs to be upgraded.
Software search says all utd.
What do I do?

You need to either upgrade the computer's OS or switch browsers.
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Some other application may have installed older QuickTime componentry on the PC.
First let's have a closer look in your \system32\ to see if we can find any misplaced componentry down there.
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Regards,
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[email protected]

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"Some of your quicktime software is out of date" Message

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Questions/Comments?
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"Some of your Quicktime software is out of date" popup

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