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major adobe flash problems

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filboman
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Windows Vista 64 bit system. SP2 I have DSL 6.0

I have the current version of the flash player installed. On the adobe website it tells me its successfully installed. I can watch youtube videos. On websites like BBC News etc I cannot listen to or view adobe flash enabled stories/archived radio football reports etc. FFox is set for private browsing with cookies and 3rd party cookies enabled. I used to be able to see flash player material until very recently. This flash player problem now also occurs in Safari and IE 8. I have looked extensively online and there is NOTHING that explains how to rectify this problem.

Windows Vista 64 bit system. SP2 I have DSL 6.0 I have the current version of the flash player installed. On the adobe website it tells me its successfully installed. I can watch youtube videos. On websites like BBC News etc I cannot listen to or view adobe flash enabled stories/archived radio football reports etc. FFox is set for private browsing with cookies and 3rd party cookies enabled. I used to be able to see flash player material until very recently. This flash player problem now also occurs in Safari and IE 8. I have looked extensively online and there is NOTHING that explains how to rectify this problem.

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Morbus
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If the problem is also present in other browsers, it's very likely to be a problem with Flash itself, and not with Firefox. Please contact Adobe for support.