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can't Install flash player 10 (wrong architecture error)

Asked by Kevin McKinley

I go to install flash player 10 so I can watch videos on youtube, and I click the .deb file. When I downloaded it, it said wrong architecture. What do I do?

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Larry Jordan (larryjor) said : 		#1

    Did you try it through the Synaptic Package Manager? It's in there, along with an installer....
    Wrong architecture says that it's wrong for your computer type (i.e. - built for 32 when you have 64 bit, or vice versa, or something similar).

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Best Larry Jordan (larryjor) said : 		#2

    Did you try it through the Synaptic Package Manager? It's in there, along with an installer....
    Wrong architecture says that it's wrong for your computer type (i.e. - built for 32 when you have 64 bit, or vice versa, or something similar).

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Kevin McKinley (sumac-kevin) said : 		#3

Thanks I got it to work, ( I just got ubuntu yesterday, and im not very familiar with it)