Windows XP 64 bit and Adobe Flash Player

Flash is not compatible with 64-bit Internet Explorer or Firefox. It works perfectly fine with 32-bit versions of the browsers... XP Pro 64 includes both 32 and 64-bit versions of IE.

The original question stated "Windows XP 64 Bit." The Adobe site says that is has a 64-bit version now, but does not specify whether that is the Windows 7, Vista, or XP 64-bit operating system or are we to assume it means all versions. I would like to go to Adobe and get a version specific to XP, but their site doesn't allow for that. So I am stuck with the latest version that does NOT install or work on 64-bit XP with AVG enabled or disabled. Unfortunately, the world is still addicted to releasing Flash videos so I am without the ability to watch anything but HTML5. Please World, drop Flash and use something modern.

XP 64-bit never had good software or driver support, so you should upgrade to Windows 7 64-bit.

Microsoft makes me want to vomit!

I want Flash to work on my graphical shell with AVG.