Hi allJust installed win 7 64bit so that I don't get any more OOMs but can'nt view Utube.I have found out that flashplayer doesn't run on 64 bit operating systems and to get it to work I need a 32bit explorer. I cant figure out how to get a 32 bit explorer to work in win 7. I have D/L a 32 bit explorer from Microsoft but it cant install on a 64 bit system. I cant find any solutions on the MS forums. The explorer in win 7 is for 64bit onlt.Can anyone help with thisThanksBill

Hi allJust installed win 7 64bit so that I don't get any more OOMs but can'nt view Utube.I have found out that flashplayer doesn't run on 64 bit operating systems and to get it to work I need a 32bit explorer. I cant figure out how to get a 32 bit explorer to work in win 7. I have D/L a 32 bit explorer from Microsoft but it cant install on a 64 bit system. I cant find any solutions on the MS forums. The explorer in win 7 is for 64bit onlt.Can anyone help with thisThanksBill

Try Mozilla Firefox http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/ Then find the latest Flash Player at Adobe: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/Note, Microsoft on Internet Explorer uses what they call 'Silverlight" to render Flash I think.

Try Mozilla Firefox http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/ Then find the latest Flash Player at Adobe: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/Note, Microsoft on Internet Explorer uses what they call 'Silverlight" to render Flash I think.

ThanksWorks with MozillaBill

ThanksWorks with MozillaBill

Also works with Google ChromeBill

I assume you are talking about YouTube?I'm in the process of "upgrading" to Windows 7 64-bit myself. Coming from XP, which is pretty much a clean install, but I wouldn't have it any other way anyway.The "default" IE, the one that gets installed into the taskbar, is infact 32-bit IE. Flash Player installs just fine in it and YouTube works flawlessly. You can verify the IE version by going to the Task Manager, it should say iexplore.exe *32. (Or go to Help > About in IE, if it's the 64-bit version, it'll say so on the version line.) I can see an Internet Explorer (64-bit) in the Start Menu, but haven't started it yet.

I assume you are talking about YouTube?I'm in the process of "upgrading" to Windows 7 64-bit myself. Coming from XP, which is pretty much a clean install, but I wouldn't have it any other way anyway.The "default" IE, the one that gets installed into the taskbar, is infact 32-bit IE. Flash Player installs just fine in it and YouTube works flawlessly. You can verify the IE version by going to the Task Manager, it should say iexplore.exe *32. (Or go to Help > About in IE, if it's the 64-bit version, it'll say so on the version line.) I can see an Internet Explorer (64-bit) in the Start Menu, but haven't started it yet.

Hi mikeYes, talking about YouTube and Flash player, sorry about the spelling.Every thing works fine with Google Chrome, Cant find any reference to explorer 32 on my systemI upgraded from Vista 32 with a clean install. Don't know if that makes a difference.Bill

Nah, clean install is clean install. Find 32-bit IE here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\ieplore.exeFind 64-bit IE here: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\ieplore.exeNot sure if it makes a difference, but I have Windows 7 Home Premium (Upgrade), the English (UK) version, it came with two discs, one for 32-bit, one for 64-bit. I used the latter.

Nah, clean install is clean install. Find 32-bit IE here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\ieplore.exeFind 64-bit IE here: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\ieplore.exeNot sure if it makes a difference, but I have Windows 7 Home Premium (Upgrade), the English (UK) version, it came with two discs, one for 32-bit, one for 64-bit. I used the latter.

Thanks MikeGot it in the folder you said it wasBill