Is it possible to switch the 64 bit IE browser to 32 bit?

Stay away from IE. Use Firefox with windows 7, get Adobe DLM add-in, and away you go.

i am not lookin to part ways w/IE.

just install firefox or google chrome , or try to rename the flash player to 32 bit , right click>rename..... :p

There are 2 IE shortcuts in your start menu. One says IE64 and the other says IE use that one.
The path should be,....
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe"

YOu can use both installed on yoru computer. I never use the 64-bit becuase there's so much it doesn't support, liek flash.

Only a damn weasel frenchman would siggest some absurdity like renaming a file to make it 32 bit. Merde!

Am english you dork , and work in networking , i was being SARCASTIC , have you tried asking google something like , 64 bit IE wont play flash player.... i bet you didnt , or did you try flash player 64 bit , no you came to the lunatic fringe at got EggzactleE what you asked for.

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ssue

Adobe Flash Player is not supported for playback in a 64-bit browser. However, you can run Flash Player in a 32-bit browser running on a 64-bit operating system.
Reason

Solution

To use Flash Player to view Flash content on a 64-bit operating system, you must run a 32-bit browser. For details on setting this up for Windows see Microsoft Help & Support.

Both versions of Internet Explorer share the default home page, the Favorites menu, and the Temporary Internet Files folder. By default, the 32-bit version of Internet Explorer runs when you start the browser from any one of the following locations:

* The Quick Launch toolbar
* The desktop
* The Start menu
* A hyperlink or a file type that is associated with Internet Explorer

To start the 64-bit version of Internet Explorer, click Start, and then click Internet Explorer (64-bit). You can also add desktop and Quick Launch icons to start the 64-bit version.

To determine the version of Internet Explorer that you are running, click About Internet Explorer on the Help menu of Internet Explorer. If you are running the 64-bit version of Internet Explorer, the About Internet Explorer window includes a 64-bit descriptor label. The 32-bit version of Internet Explorer does not show a bit-level descriptor.

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