Help with flash player 10.1 installed on Windows XP but not playing

I have windows xp (not sure how many bits?), IE 7 (128-bit), service pack 3, shockwave add-on is enabled. Flash player 10.1 is installed, but not playing and not being recognized by the website that requires it in order to view a TV show.

I am also having a similar issue.. When I open Youtube or any video related pages, my browser hangs.. Mine is 64bit Windows 7. No idea what is causing this issue..  tried re-installing.. But still no luck..  Please help..
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