Flash ActiveX being deleted with Temp Int files

After installing Adobe Flash Player, whenever I clear the
Temporary Internet
Files, the ActiveX control entry for Flash disappears. This
is the entry in
the Downloaded Program Files. The actual program is still
there
(Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\Flash9.ocx), but the thing
in the
Downloaded Program Files gets purged.
This is a problem as some websites then think I don't have
Flash installed.
I have this same problem on a Win2000 machine and my WinXP
installation.
I"m using IE 6.0.
Any idea how to correct this?
Gregg C.

I am having the identical problem and would very much like to
find the solution. Does anyone have one?
Thanks,
Stan

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