Flash video 64-bit gives no audio

When playing a flash video in Internet explorer 64-bit on Windows 7 64-bit there is no sound. When playing the same video in IE 32-bit everything is oke. I checked all steps on the Flash player Help page for Games, video, audio. The Flash Player Version is 11.5.502.146.
In Control Panel there is no Flash Player entry, nor 64-bit nor 32-bit. What can be other causes?

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