IE 10 vs Adobe reader XI and Adobe flash player 11 keeps asking to update flash player

Today, I got fed up with chrome and uninstalled it. I then installed IE 10. I also installed adobe reader XI (11.0.02) and adober flash player 11.
Both installed successfully!
However, when trying to view short videos I keep getting the message that I need to update flashplayer.
So what is going on? Do I need to revert back to IE 9?????????
I am running windows 7 on and HP decktop.
HELP!
Paulj

Check
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/885448
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/867968
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