Problème de déploiement de Flash Player 15 sur Windows 7 - Internet Explorer 11

Bonjour,
Dans le cadre d'un déploiement de flash player, je me suis rendu sur cette page et rempli le formulaire :
Distribution d'Adobe Flash Player | Adobe
A la suite de cela, j'ai téléchargé le fichier d'installation et procéder à des tests de déploiement.
J'ai constaté que le fichier utilisé en extension msi se déployer correctement mais lors de la visualisation d'un site flash celui-ci ne fonctionner pas.
En vérifiant l'installation sur un poste, je me suis aperçu que dans IE11 le module "Shockwave Flash Object" n'était pas présent.
Sur ce même site proposant du flash, celui-ci m'a proposé de télécharger flash player.
Je l'ai installé et testé. Le module "Shockwave Flash Object" est présent et ça fonctionne.
Ma question :
Avez vous déjà rencontré ce problème ?
Cdt,
Elminio

Franchement merci Franck tu ma mi la puce à l'oreil et je suis bien passé à coté de quelque chose.
En effet j'utilise une carte son Sound blaster ZX et j'ai lue que les dernière version envoie le son trop fort sur l'enceinte centrale sur un 5.1 chose que j'ai constater avec mon 5.1 et j'ai donc suivi ce qu'a dit une personne ( ici => Re: Flash Player ignores my sound settings )
est du coup j'ai fait ceci
I had the same problem with my X-Fi and its software upmix (useless in the case of flash player). Apparently, Adobe thinks that upmixing flash sound to match the system speaker configuration is the right way to go (ignoring the horrible results in the audio quality, like in the bass balancement and in the center speaker being too loud), and they are not going to change this behaviour soon.
However, i found a workaround in this old post ( http://forums.adobe.com/message/5352195 ): you need to add the line
UseWAVPlayer=1
to MMS.CFG , located in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash in 64bit windows.
Maintenant les basse de mon casque ne craque plus du tout super je peut enfin profiter de mon casque

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