Flash Player Causing Entire PC To Lock Up!

Recently i updated my flash player to the latest version supplied by adobe on their official website.
And since then ive started to encounter a serious and annoying problem, which is whenever i open a site which uses adobe flash player, after a few seconds, the entire computer becomes completeley unresponsive, And does not become responsive again even when left half an hour.
I have uninstalled it, cleaned registry, restarted, reinstalled (with proper prcedures, ie: restarting when necessary etc.) multiple times.
I have deleted everything to do with Adobe on my pc, even searched through my C: drive and got rid of tiny and hard to find things LOL.
I have read through the forums, but all i could see was other reports of it freezing peoples browsers?
Why is it causing my entire pc to lock up whenever i use a site that requires flash player!
Im sick of having to hold down the power button on my pc to EMERGENCY shutdown and having to wait to turn it back on and go through the whole "your pc shut down incorrectly nonsense".
Im running Windows Vista Ultimate (64Bit), and ive even read up on the fact that flash player doesnt work in 64 bit browsers, but my IE and FF are both 32 bit, and ran perfectly before this latest update. So i know for a fact it isnt a browser problem.
Please help!
Thanks in advance.
JayyBee36

What IE and FF versions are you using?
Have you tried the usual remedies, like
disable hardware acceleration (Flash Player Settings)?
update the device drivers for your graphics/video/display adapter?

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updating my drivers and nothing is working. I am at a loss as to
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special uninstaller) and then re-installed (every time downloading
a new copy of Flash from Adobe and/or Macromedia) at least 6 times
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programmes running and no anti-virus or anti-spyware software
running at all.
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help - not Adobe e-mail Technical Support, not MIcrosoft, not the
PC supplier, not the wesbite where the problem is, no-one.
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ownership of it.
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quote:
Originally posted by:
bolehill
Hi ******
Well, it looks like I have fixed the problem too, but not
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have either NTI or nvidia drivers for my graphics card, but I have
an Intel Express Chipset.
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driver needing updating, so I went via My Computer; Mange; Device
Manager; expanded the Display Adapter and right clicked the
resulting driver. From this menu, I went to Properties and then the
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do its stuff, allowing it to search for an updated driver. Hey
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go to the Internet), and, having rebooted after the driver update
(as required by the system), I can now access the website that
caused the problems without IE7 closing straight away.
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main dispaly adapter drivers and Flash and the way round this is to
make sure that the display adapter driver is 110% up-to-date (and
in your case, also that there is no trace left of the old driver).
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pointed her to this thread. Says I was a miracle worker but told
her I was just a good researcher. You did all the job. Thanks.

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No issues with the other browsers - Chrome and IE.
I have tried uninstalling flash and firefox - and then doing a clean install but not fixed.
I tried posting on the firefiox forum and they recommended to come here.
Any thoughts?

HeCTiC wrote:
No that would be too much pain I think - copying everything across again.
No, no, no... I mean create a new admin account JUST FOR THE PURPOSE of testing the installer. It'd be a totally blank, empty account.
THAT'S the best way to determine if your account has permissions issues. If the installer and Flash Player works, as it does on your wife's account, you'll know where the trouble lies... in your account, which may or may not mean you have to move everything over. If this isn't something "liveable", then move stuff. If it IS liveable, then I wouldn't bother.

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