Flash 10.1 errors

Hi
last week my htc desire updated to android 2.2 that includes adobe flash 10.1 all good i thought until i went to some of the sites i normally go to and found that when the flash player loads in the screen it is very jerky and the flash item i have loaded will not respond to touch input now this all worked fine on 2.1 that used a htc flash player.
It ain't all flash screens that don't work just very heavy flash screens with lots going on the worst for me is a facebook app called mafia wars that is now totally unplayable.
So just wondering is adobe aware of these problems and working on a fix.
Thanks for any input.

Hi, well that sounds like quite an ordeal. Your Flash files are located in C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash Open Flash with a right click and post back all files listed there. It may be a good idea to just confirm that they are correct.
Then Using Internet Explorer, go to Tools, Manage addons and Toolbars & Extensions and look for a box Show all add ons.
You should find Shockwave Flash Object..ActiveX Control..Flash10h.ocx and make sure it is enabled.
The Flash files and that ActiveX Control is Flash Player.
Now if you use another browser, you may want to post that version info as well. Also, what service pack do you have with XP?
Thanks,
eidnolb

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                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] *[A] *[A]] {Player[O]} (null[O])
25:coerce_s
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] *[A] *[A]] {Player[O]} (String?[S])
26:setlocal 9
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
28:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
33:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
38:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
43:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
48:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
53:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
58:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
63:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
68:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
73:debug
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
78:debugline 23
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} ()
80:findpropstrict flash.filesystem::StorageVolumeInfo
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} (Object[A])
82:getproperty flash.filesystem::StorageVolumeInfo
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} (*[A])
84:getproperty storageVolumeInfo
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} (*[A])
86:callproperty getStorageVolumes 0
                       [Player[O] *[A] *[A] *[A] *[A] String?[S] mx.collections::ArrayCollection?[O] flash.filesystem::File?[O] String?[S] String?[S] *[A]] {Player[O]} (*[A])
89:coerce __AS3__.vec::Vector
VerifyError: Error #1014: Class flash.filesystem::StorageVolume could not be found.
at Player/___Player_WindowedApplication1_windowComplete()[D:\My Documents\Adobe Flash Builder 4\LiveVideoClient\OnSiteEnforceLawPublish\src\Player.mxml:4]
at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEventFunction()
at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEvent()
at mx.core::UIComponent/dispatchEvent()[E:\dev\4.x\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core \UIComponent.as:12528]
at spark.components::WindowedApplication/enterFrameHandler()[E:\dev\4.x\frameworks\projects\ airspark\src\spark\components\WindowedApplication.as:2355]

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