Flash player not working in IE9 Window 7 64bit.

Question

Ever since I upgraded my IE8 to IE9, flash player didn't work. For example, white screen shows up in the flash player box. Consequently, i did some research trying to fix this issue by re-installing adobe flash player, and re-installing IE. I even tried every solution applicable via forums, but still no luck. Do i need to wait for an 10.3 update or there is feasible solution for this?

Answer 1

Greetings, fellow 64-bit sufferer,
These steps should get you to the 10.3 version of Flash Player that you’re looking for (It’s called the Flash Player Square version 10.3.162.28):
1. Go to this link first, http://www.adobe.com/support/2. Under "Product help and support centers," select the link for Flash Player;
3. Under “Flash Player doesn’t work,” click the link for Windows 7;
4. Under “Related content” (right side of page), click the first link, "Flash Player on 64-bit Operating Systems;"
5. Under the first paragraph (in the note), click the link for Adobe Labs;
6. Scroll to the middle of the page to the section “64-bit Release Flash Player Downloads.”
7. The first download link is the one you want for Windows 7 (and Vista) users.
BEFORE YOU RUN IT, uninstall whatever version of Flash Player you already have in your browser at the moment. I’m sure you’ve probably mastered the uninstall/install tango at this point, but here is the most thorough guide for doing this that I have found to date:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html (for version 10.2 and lower)
I really like the fact that Step 6 points you to a page where you can test your browser to see if Flash Player is still there. Once you are sure it's gone, return to the Adobe Labs page and run the link that installs Flash Player's Square Version. You can then come back to this same Step 6 and use the test page to see that the new version 10.3.162.28 (or something 10.3-ish or above) has been installed correctly.
Good luck.
Note: This Square version is not an offficial release.  In fact, it is not even a beta version that is made easily available to end-users.  They're calling it a pre-release build, so its really a tool for software developers, not the rest of us.  It will, however, work better than anything else for us desparate 64-bit browser users who need something now.  I, myself have a problem that I think is Square-related, and lucky for you, I stumbled across your situation while trying to resolve my own.  I hope someone stumbles across me in the near future.