Latest installer called "17au your" crashes with a bus error.

Hey, the most recent Flash Installer immediately crashes with a bus error when I try to launch it. I don't know how to solve this problem outside waiting for the automatic update and see if that fixes the problem. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem, or how report a bug?

Thanks, I tried the installer suggested your link who worked offline and appears as 17.0.0.188 in system preferences.

I had the installer on this machine with 10.6, but I never downloaded this manually from Adobe. An Adobe apeared pop up when I was using the browser to view flash content (television network), telling me that a new version is available. I put in place of Flash preferences to enable automatic updates, but it seems to somehow always suggest me to do with this pop-up window instead.

I think remember that the automatic update is delayed by a few days, so I usually go for the install on the pop-up button.

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