Flash player ... Videos stop after a while

Hey guys i need help for a serious annoying problem with flash player...
My system runs on Win 7x64 and i use the latest flash player Version!
For some time now i have the problem with playing Videos, i start watching a Video, its playing nice and fluetly and buffering until complete... suddenly the play stops and i have to reload the page and watch the video from that point it stopped -.- ... there the play sign then but a click on it just let the pause symbol appear, but the video doesnt go on ... i dont have any problem with other flash content , only with videos ...
i have tried all browsers, i ve reinstalled flash and installed it again, i tried everything ! i need help pls
thx for ur support !
Regards
Viper

soeviper1 wrote:
thx again for helpin...
i tried the original uninstaller before too and installed it again, this didnt solved the problem... i am using Eset Smart Security and did this process u mentioned again without any ESET process running ... sadly without success still same problems
And yea the streams are running and on other Hardware (e.g i own an ASUS G51j 3D notebook) it has same version of windows, and nearly the same programms installed... there is no problem But at my main Desktop Pc there i got trouble with flash ((
you can watch the system configuration down here (copied from xfire)
Manufacturer:
Viper
Processor:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 4.209GHz (8 CPUs),
Memory:
12288MB G-Skill 1866MHz RAM
Hard Drive:
ÓZC PCI SSD 120GB + WD Veloci Raptor 10.000 rpm 300GB + Samsung F2 1,5TB Eco Green
Video Card:
ATI Radeon HD 6970 2GB
Monitor:
2xASUS 23,6" Full HD LCD Monitor, 42"Samsung Full HD TV
Sound Card:
XFi 7.1
Speakers/Headphones:
Logitech G119 + Steelserries Siberia v2 7.1 Headset + Logitech 5.1
Keyboard:
Logitech G19 Pro
Mouse:
Microsoft Sidewinder x8
Mouse Surface:
Wintech Gaming Mousepad
Operating System:
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Motherboard:
Asus Rampage III Extreme
Computer Case:
Viper case, CPU, GPU, MB, RAM, = Watercooled
can the problems be cause of the ssd drive ? its the main partition windows is running on ... ?
thx again
regards
Viper
Provided your PSU is powerful enough to handle all that hardware, I wouldn't have thought that installing Flash on a Windows 7 x64 with an SSD drive would be a disadvantage.
Can you play the "Big Buck Bunny" Stage Video? http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/stagevideo.html
If it starts to buffer, right click the video, click Settings and in the Storage menu (folder icon), increase the amount of storage to 10MB. You may still get some initial buffering, but once the rabbit comes out of his burrow, the animation should run smoothly.

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