32-bit IE on 64-bit Windows 7

I've installed Secure Lockdown v2 - Internet Explorer Edition on a 64-bit Windows 7 box. Internet Explorer 9 is installed as well. Is there a way I can tell Secure Lockdown to bring up the 32-bit Windows Explorer?

Currently this is not supported. May we ask why you'd need to do this?

I was trying to work around an issue, but now I see my issue is independent of 32-bit or 64-bit systems.

I'm running Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 64-bit with Internet Explorer 9.0.2.
I have Secure Lockdown set for No navigation, Fixed bars/menus, No downloads, and No open dialog.
Going to http://www.highmarkbcbs.com, I see the button "Get Adobe Flash Player". Even though I have "No downloads" active, I can download and install the beta Flash Player for IE 64-bit. That can't be good.

(When I ran on a 32-bit Windows system, I didn't see the button because Flash Player was already installed. When I uninstalled it, I find I can still do a download from labs.adobe.com dispite the Secure Lockdown setting.)

Thanks for the feedback. We will look into the download issue and get back to you.

This issue has been resolved. The latest version on our site for download has the fix. Thak you for bringing this to our attention.