64 bit IE9 and Flash noworkie solution.

Adobe now has a 64&32 bit code download, as your machine admin. using Adobe code uninstall what you have and load the newest code.
Here is how I fixed my issues. Some or all these two changes solved my issues with the most current Adobe Flash version 11.1.102.55 problem not working with Win 7, 64 bit using IE9 version 9.0.3, through an Intel HD graphics card.
Try just this change first, if not successful add the next change ( I made both changes at the same time)
Try them one at a time, in the order of mention below. That first change instructions had me download and use Firefox. During a Flash play I right clicked/ settings/ first tab had Hardware Acceleration checked, I unchecked Hardware Acceleration, tabbed over and also set memory to 10Mb. In both IE9 or Chrome you can see these settng but you cannot uncheck these Adobe Download Default.
If not successful add this change.
• Open Menu bar Tools/Internet Options (or located in theControl Panel).
• Click on the Advanced tab.
• Click on the Reset button click Reset. (no need to delete your settings you lose a lot of stored histrory)
• Close IE and reLaunch IE9 and Adobe Flash Player might be properly enabled.
Thanks Adobe, and MS you wasted a whole weekend producing this problem for me! Worked before, one or both your updates caused this problem. Worst computer QC I have seen since the new Dell Computers.

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> Do you, or
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