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Firefox wants newer Flash player but my machine doesn't meet Flash 10.2 CPU speed

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pincherry
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Just installed Firefox 3.6 and it says I need to update Flash player plug-in, but my machine doesn't meet the current Flash player 10.2 system requirements, ie for CPU speed. My CPU is 1.7 GHz. New Flash wants something like 2.4 GHz. I have 128 MB of dedicated graphics.

IE does display flash content, using Flash active X plug-in, 10.0.32.18

Otherwise like Firefox.

Just installed Firefox 3.6 and it says I need to update Flash player plug-in, but my machine doesn't meet the current Flash player 10.2 system requirements, ie for CPU speed. My CPU is 1.7 GHz. New Flash wants something like 2.4 GHz. I have 128 MB of dedicated graphics. IE does display flash content, using Flash active X plug-in, 10.0.32.18 Otherwise like Firefox.

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the-edmeister
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Update to the latest version of Flash that is compatible with your system. (probably 10.1 r102) After that ignore Mozilla's messages about needing to update Flash.

IE uses a different version of Flash (ActiveX) than other browsers use (Plugin), so it's like comparing apples and oranges.