Flash keeps crashing in FF 3.6.6 Vista 64-bit

Using Vista 64-bit here. Play online games requiring Flash Player. For past 4 days, flash player has crashed numerous times within the same game session. I always click on "Send Report." Have had no success with any of the following: uninstall/reinstall Flash Player 9 & 10 for FF (several times and always uninstall using the Flash Uninstaller), changing timeout config to "-1," disabling add-ons one at a time; , uninstall/reinstall Flash 10 & 9 for Internet Explorer 7 & 8 to see if it would make a difference, and it doesn't. Am fairly certain this is an Adobe issue, and would appreciate some response from FF if this is true or false. Thanks for the help.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened

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