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November 23, 2016
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FP Icon in Windows 10

  • November 23, 2016
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I am using windows 10 (64bit) and I always use the latest version of the Adobe flash player (at the moment 23.0.0.207)

Adobe shows, when I check for an update that I am using a 64bit system that is correct.

After down load finished and installation is done, the windows system control shows that a 32bit version is installed, but is that correkt ?

should it not be a 64bit indication. Also when I check the flash player with "attribute" it shows 32bit.

habe folgenden Problem: Ich benutze windows10 (64bit) und lade mir regelmäßig auch den neuesten Flash player runter (z.Z. 23.0.0.207)

aber in der Windows Systemsteuerung (Icon)  wird immer nur der FP 32bit angezeig.

Adobe zeigt aber an das ich den neuesten FP installiert habe und zeigt ebenfalls das ich ein 64bit System nutze.

Ist so OK oder kann das geändert werden ? Oder muss ich vor der Installation den alten FP aus der Systemsteuerung/Programme löschen?

MfG

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Correct answer ridhij4208356012135538

Hi,

You have the correct Flash Player installed on your machine. We have a universal Flash Player, which works on 32bit and 64bit machines. Control Panel icon does list Flash Player 32 bit so you have nothing to worry about.

Thanks!

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_maria_
Legend
November 28, 2016

Hi,

The 32-bit item you are seeing in the Control Panel\All Control Panel Items is the Flash Player Settings Manager, which is a 32-bit application.  This isn't the Flash Player ActiveX Control/Plugin itself.  That item is listed in Control Panel\All Control Panel Items.

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Maria

ridhij4208356012135538
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
November 24, 2016

Hi,

You have the correct Flash Player installed on your machine. We have a universal Flash Player, which works on 32bit and 64bit machines. Control Panel icon does list Flash Player 32 bit so you have nothing to worry about.

Thanks!