Flashplayer 32bit for Windows 7 / NO Audio

the audio on flashplayer is not working. I followed the adobe support instructions to re-establish the audio. I then uninstalled, and re-installed (not without difficulty). I can play the video but still no sound? any more suggestions? I am currently on ActiveX version 10.3.183.5, Windows 7 64bit, Internet Explorer 8 (will not go to 9 - has issues).

Can you try the tips in http://www.codecguide.com/fix_for_flash_sound_problems.htm ?
Note that the folder locations in point 1 are different for Vista / Windows 7: %appdata%\Adobe\Flash Player and %appdata%\Macromedia\Flash Player

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