I STILL Can't Install Adobe Flash Player! Why?

I just did a search and nothing was found.

I've watched things on you tube before on this computer so can't understand it.

Go to Control Panel and from Control Panel choose Add or Remove Programs. You should see Adobe in there.

Hi Intrepid. Was gonna PM you but don't know how to on the new style A2K.

I went to control panel and the only Adobe things in there are Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Phot deluxe. Does this mean I don't have anything to un-install?

Probably. Try to install and see what happens

ok.

Hi Intrepid. Just tried to install again through the link provided by Rockhead. It didn't work. Not sure what else to do. No gold bar came up at the top of the browser window.

I tried changing the region to United Kingdom but that didn't work either.

Intrepid! I' just looking under add or remove programs and now Adobe Flash Player Active X is there!!!???

What does that mean? This is driving me mad.

But.....when I go into programs through the "start" menu, it's not there.

Well now it's saying succesfully installed. But when I go to you tube it's saying either I have Java Script turned off (what's that) or I need the new version of Flash Player.

Should I turn my computer off and on again?

I'm getting boring now aren't I?

Sorry.

I'm boring myself.

In Windows, uninstalling applications is generally done by either going to start > programs > (program name) > uninstall (program name) OR by going to start > control panel > add/remove programs. The control panel may be in start > settings depending on your windows version.

I recommend downloading firefox at www.mozilla.com/firefox, going to youtube, then clicking on where the video should be, etc, and letting it walk you through the process. This type of thing should 'just work' if you let the program do its thing.

Whoops, I missed the second page, sorry for repeating the stuff about adding/removing programs.

You may find it easier to use firefox to install and use flash, which is why I'm recommending it. And yes, with windows restarting your computer is often a way to fix things, sadly...

Did you ever get this resolved?

Still not done it but thanks to you all for helping.