Does FP10 try to connect to adobe on being unloaded under certain circumstances?

Hello,
first time posting here. This is the details:
My company is provider for e-learning contents and a system to present the content to employess of our customers.
Our webapplication utilizes PHP,MySQL hosted on an Apache Webserver.
Some of our content includes 3rd-party flash movies which are made by a designer for us.
Now recently we have a new customer who is running a nuclear power plant. Safety restrictions given, none of the client computers has a connection to the internet but they are all connected via a network inhouse.
All went fine since some days ago where our customer approached us with a problem:
On freshly installed XP SP3 clients with an updated IE to Version 8 and the FP10 IE freezes for about 30-60secs when a content page (pure HTML) with a flash movie on it is left for the next content page.
Older XP SP3 clients with a recently updated IE to Version 8 and FP10 run smoothly though.
After checking the traffic on our server I found out that the browser is sending nothing to the server until the "freeze" is over.
Observing the traffic on the client with wireshark I can see that something tries to contact an URL under adobe.com.
Whenever I remove the flash from the content the next content page is loaded immediately like it should.
I have tried to rebuild a scenario in our office to find the issue but I can not get FP10 to send or try to retrieve anything out of the internet. I tried changing firewalling, pushing servers into a DMZ and out of it. Changed my clients "location" in the network, tried proxies etc., but no - it always works fine for me.
I have not enough experience with Adobe Flash to know those details but my guess is that the problem is not the FP10 but a security setting in the browser and/or XP itself. But for now I can only remove the problem with removing the flash and that's not the way I can go.
So is there a way to "enforce" FP10 to try to retrieve information from another location (e.g. adobe.com) and make the whole thing "freeze" with that?
Regards and thx in advance
Volker

I have the same problem as you when using flash in my intranet.
I have try everything as you.
My temporary solution is use debug version Flash Player.

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